The phrase "conflicted on whether" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it in a sentence when you are unsure or torn between two options or decisions. It expresses a feeling of inner conflict or indecision. Example: "I am conflicted on whether to accept the job offer or continue with my current job. On one hand, the new job offers better pay, but on the other hand, I enjoy my current job and have built strong relationships with my colleagues."
I was conflicted on whether to say to them, 'Just so you know, I am this Lindsey Stone.' Because I knew it was just a mouse click away".
Research is still conflicted on whether aerobic or resistance exercise is more effective for augmenting EE.
However, I'm still conflicted on whether to dress up for an interview or formal occasion.
After becoming pregnant with Shaye's child, she becomes conflicted on whether to stay pregnant or have an abortion.
In the week before the film's release, predictions were conflicted on whether Prometheus or Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted (the first family-oriented film of the summer), which were released simultaneously, would reach number 1 for that weekend.
Though Young remains conflicted on whether or not she had an emotional affair, the subject touched a nerve with commenters, who weighed in with their thoughts on emotional betrayal.
6, 11, 12 However, research is conflicting on whether cataract surgery reduces the risk of falls.
Data are conflicting on whether fatigue severity is proportional to disease severity or activity.
The data are conflicting on whether LCLA and RNFL thickness are decreased in the eyes of children with multiple sclerosis without a history of optic neuritis.
The current literature is conflicting on whether protein intake is associated with capability and on whether older people need more than current recommended amounts to maintain muscle mass and function.
Recent studies focusing on monozygotic twins are conflicting on whether HIV evolution can be predictable [ 14, 15] or unpredictable [ 16, 17], related to the immunological repertoire recruitment in these hosts.
