"if it is correct that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are questioning the accuracy of something that has been stated. For example: "If it is correct that the company made a large profit this year, why have the employees not received a pay rise?".
The low-end profit figure of £748m is hardly a disaster, even if it is correct that consumer confidence has turned down.
There are other tests which need doing, and to be honest this is such a remarkable result, with such profound implications if it is correct, that we need at least one completely independent experiment to check it.
Dt5NITZ' If it is correct that it concerns the crew of a motor torpedo boat which had belligerent missions at sea, then this measure, the shooting which took place, was entirely wrong in any case, for it was in direct opposition even to this Commando Order.
But if it is correct that free trade helps our country, it's only fair that more should be done to compensate the workers and communities that have been destroyed as a result of the avalanche of products from China and elsewhere.
"On this issue of the Iranians' possible nuclear systems, what we have said to the Iranians is 'Look, if it is correct that you have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to fear by the kind of enhanced inspections which now the whole world wishes you to undertake,' he said.
If it is correct that reports have been repeatedly made to the Integrity Unit which suggest that match fixing was taking place, and yet no action was taken, that in itself is very worrying and needs to be looked at as part of the overall investigation".
If it's correct, that's an added bonus.
Asked again if it was correct that the Clinton campaign would still not reach the full number of delegates, Mr. Singer said, "That is correct".
One of the panel's commissioners, Byron Georgiou, asked Sullivan if it was correct that he was paid $107m between 2003 and 2008.
"My question is this: if it's correct that they go down as own goals, and in fact the penalty has been "missed" what would happen in a penalty shootout situation?
Garnham asks if it was correct that Stephenson had told Quick he was not going to renew his contract the following April, not that he was going to resign.
