The phrase "ongoing debate on whether" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The ongoing debate on whether zoos have a positive or negative impact on animal welfare continues to divide experts in the field.
There is an ongoing debate on whether binocular rivalry involves competition among monocular cells or binocular cells.
There is a long and ongoing debate on whether this type of hippocampal damage, referred to as hippocampal sclerosis, is the cause or consequence of TLE.
Since it was first suggested by Sandholt in the mid-eighties, it has been an ongoing debate on whether or not this event class actually is a footprint of pulsed magnetopause reconnection.
"There is insufficient evidence and ongoing debate on whether 'blending' mobilises additional private flows, supports national sustainable development priorities or increases sustainable development impact," the report said.
There is an ongoing debate on whether this error is acceptable for clinical use and/or research.
Although HDL subclass measurements have been widely used for scientific purposes, practical clinical application is not well established yet, and there is an ongoing debate on whether lipid subclass measurements should be implemented into clinical routine [4], [5], [8].
There is an ongoing debate on the question whether semantic interference effects in language production reflect competitive processes at the level of lexical selection or whether they reflect a post-lexical bottleneck, occupied in particular by response-relevant distractor words.
Concurrence of ADHD and SUD has been consistently observed for many years and there is an ongoing debate on the question whether medication treatment of ADHD, with stimulants in particular, changes the risk for patients to develop SUD.
THE ECONOMIST is currently hosting on ongoing debate on the question of whether senior executives are, on the whole, worth what they are paid.
There remains an ongoing debate on the timing, pattern and significance of these changes, including whether cognitive impairments in bipolar disorder are state-dependent or trait markers of the illness.
This paper contributes to the ongoing debate on the reliability of published research.
