"determinations on whether" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce a decision or conclusion made about a particular topic or situation. Example: The committee will make determinations on whether to approve the proposed budget at the next meeting.
"But personally, I don't think it's going to be enough to change someone's determination on whether or not they want to buy one of these things," Galatioto added.
A determination on whether MRSA caused Omar's death is not expected for several weeks.
In June the Pentagon will present to the president its determination on whether it is feasible to deploy the system.
The determination on whether F.H.A. needs to draw on the Treasury will come next fall, said federal housing officials.
The determination on whether a wolf is guilty is made by ODFW and only given to ranchers who have non-lethal preventative measures in place.
If so, Mr. Ng said, the court would then make a determination on whether the amount charged by the locksmith was reasonable.
North Carolina's attorney general will make the final determination on whether the state will join existing lawsuits, proceed with its own case or take no action at all.
"We need a determination on whether they rule it a homicide, or if they rule it accidental, or if they rule it undetermined," he said in an interview.
"A preliminary examination is not an investigation but a process of examining the information available in order to reach a fully informed determination on whether there is a reasonable basis to proceed with a (full) investigation," Bensouda said.
If she decides such a move is warranted, the federal rule-making process is initiated, in which public input is sought and the president makes a final determination on whether to execute the proposal.
