"explanation as to whether" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain the reasoning behind a decision or opinion. For example: "I provided an explanation as to whether I felt we should proceed with the project or not."
A lot has been said and written about Social impact bonds (Sibs) in the past few years, but until now we've had little explanation as to whether they work and what it is like to be part of one.
He said that he was going to complete a review on Jonathan Pollard on Jan . 11 of 1999and issue an explanation as to whether or not clemency would be granted.
Fans weren't given any explanation as to whether this was a new shonky beat 'em up video game, or another shonky movie based on the shonky beat 'em up game – but three million users debating which one it is can't be bad for business.
No explanation as to whether the council would be liable for the debt if relegation-threatened West Ham defaulted.
There isn't a further explanation as to whether or not that email will be used again in the future, nor is there a privacy policy link.
In the brief, The Internet Association states that the New York Attorney General exceeded the limits of its power by requesting information on all of Airbnb's hosts in New York "without any explanation as to whether or how any of those hosts may have violated any law".
While abuse, error and procedure neglect are clearly defined, caring neglect is often contested (e.g. patients may believe staff do not care about them, when this is not the case), and there may be divergent explanations as to whether and why a behaviour indicative of an uncaring attitude has occurred [ 58].
The trial, in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, focused on what might have gone through Mr. Clement's mind during those two hours and whether his explanation as to why he waited to speak to his supervisor was believable.
We should be demanding an explanation as to why there was no transparency and whether there is a more reasonable and less overwhelming manner in which to respond to the continuing threats that propelled this program.
Twitter and Google-owned YouTube, which have both vowed to crack down on hate speech, offered no explanation as to why Little is still active on their sites and did not comment on whether his content currently violates their policies.
Kathleen Geir offers a convincing explanation as to why.
