The phrase "available to ask whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is present or accessible for inquiries regarding a specific matter.
Example: "The team is available to ask whether the project deadline can be extended."
Alternatives: "open to inquiring if" or "ready to question whether".
But the way I usually try to do it is to ask whether the available facts fit the "signature" the story seems to imply — that is, do we see the general pattern that the argument would suggest we'd see?
Since quantum theory is the most fundamental theory of matter that is currently available, it is a legitimate question to ask whether quantum theory can help us to understand consciousness.
To ask whether reducing available Bem1 might similarly slow competition and cause multi−budding, we have now examined BEM1/bem1Δ (and CDC24/ cdc24Δ) hemizygous strains.
In addition, quantitative research often fails to go beyond the technical aspects of empirical analysis, thus failing to ask whether the most used, or available, data sets are worth analysing [99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106].
Understanding this, it makes sense to ask whether similar resources may be available in the prevention context.
Alfalfa is an ingredient in many commercially-available dog and cat foods, and consumers are beginning to ask whether this forage really belongs in their pet's diet.
The Football Association wrote to the players to ask whether or not they would be available for the team.
JL also contacted the IT department of each hospital to ask whether any functionality not observed was available in the EMR.
We also rephrase the question to ask whether haplotypes sampled outside The Gambia can improve accuracy when a dedicated Gambian panel is available.
But in an increasingly sectarian Middle East, you have to ask whether the gaps... that they were able to live and survive in will any longer be available".
