The phrase "discuss about whether" is correct and usable in written English and can be used to introduce a topic of debate or discussion.
Example: Let's discuss about whether or not the government should increase the minimum wage.
Now, we come to discuss about rank(W ∗), i.e., whether it equals to N−r 1 or N−r 1+1.
We never discuss about it.
Please discuss about these issues.
Payton said during a 45-minute meeting with reporters that he and Goodell agreed not to discuss specifics about whether there was an organized bounty system.
That staffing concern is also intrinsically bound up with the future of the business, though, with Parekh going on to discuss concerns about whether the company will now be able to scale in the way it had hoped.
When asked to discuss further about whether they needed to see evidence of a dead mosquito to feel that a product worked, it was clear that as long as they did not feel or see the presence of mosquitoes in the places the insecticide was applied, they would feel the product worked.
Keefe and Miller discussed about 20 years ago whether condensed phosphates like pentavalent pyrophosphate ((P2O7 4-) were ever likely prebiotic reagents on Earth [2].
These studies will also clarify the currently widely discussed question about whether tumor heterogeneity is due to distinct clones from different CSCs or whether CSCs, like their normal counterparts, are multipotential.
On this week's Out Loud, Hessler and Osnos join Amelia Lester and discuss the decision about whether to comply with censorship in China.
President Clinton's arrival in Okinawa today for the Group of 8 meeting of big industrial nations calls attention to something beyond the international economic issues that the leaders there will discuss: the debate about whether the time has come to end the American military presence on Okinawa.
