"informs whether" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea that something is used to determine if something else is true. For example, "The results of the survey informs whether the new product will be successful in the marketplace."
However, the most critical signal, whether the price of a commodity creates an incentive to produce and sell, comes from the market and informs whether investment decisions receive financing and can be made.
The predictive function informs what we will do; the adjudicative function informs whether what we did was normative.
This is a much bigger problem for Snapchat than other apps like Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter where people typically have some public content or a real name available that informs whether you want to follow them.
The combination of the urgency of the organization's need for change based on its business situation and cultural openness to change informs whether you should assimilate in, converge and evolve fast or slow or shock the organization.
Parameter P 3 informs whether an endo-cellulase covers the glucose unit.
The first parameter, P 1 informs whether the glucose unit belongs to the cellulose substrate ('nonsoluble') or is in the aqueous phase ('soluble'soluble
The FBI does have an established role in vetting federal nominees, though, predicated on unearthing information that might inform whether a candidate was a security risk.
The collected information does not inform whether the patients from which the specimens were collected fulfilled the clinical, radiography and microbiology criteria of the ATS.
The QICKD study, using information (guidelines and prompts) and education (audit based education) will inform whether these interventions change confidence and ultimately the quality of care.
The Weisz Prater criterion has also been considered to inform whether the reactions were under diffusional control.
How do the answers inform whether or not life leaves a geomorphological signature?
