The phrase "instructions on whether" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when discussing instructions or guidelines for a particular action or decision. For example: - The company's employee handbook includes clear instructions on whether employees are allowed to work from home. - The doctor gave me instructions on whether I should take the medication with food or on an empty stomach. - The recipe book provides instructions on whether to use fresh or canned tomatoes for the sauce.
It also has the manual's first chapter on grammar and usage, written by Bryan A. Garner, with instructions on whether it is all right to use "and" and "but" at the beginning of a sentence.
DURING a murder trial in Virginia last year, the jury asked the judge to clarify its instructions on whether the defendant should be given life imprisonment or the death penalty.
Smart phones give the networks additional capacities for emergency communications, such as reverse-911 messaging that can be sent from government agencies to all customers in Zip Codes where dangerous weather is approaching, with geographically specific instructions on whether to evacuate or how to stay safe.
The court clerks said they were waiting for instructions on whether to issue marriage licenses.
I have overheard the Mexican military is operating in the area and the men are waiting for instructions on whether to keep moving or abort the plan.
It would be really helpful to see instructions on whether the vegetable is to be eaten raw, or cooked and if the latter, how?
Follow the instructions on-screen.
The Aurora was on Friday continuing to Tasmania as it awaited further instruction on whether it should return to the Xue Long, believed to be about 40 nautical miles away.
In it, Burgoyne explicitly appeals to Clinton for instruction on whether he should attempt to advance or retreat, based on the likelihood of Clinton's arrival at Albany for support.
When Burgoyne received the letter he immediately replied, appealing to Clinton for instruction on whether he should attempt to advance or retreat, based on the likelihood of Clinton's arrival at Albany for support.
He gives a questionnaire to the person or group sponsoring the Mass, then issues a checklist with instructions on processions, on whether special statues or flag bases must be set up, on what the readings will be.
