"prompts whether" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to introduce a question or inquiry, especially in a formal or technical context. Example: The study prompts whether there is a correlation between exercise and mental health.
If a row is missing in the CIF, calvalid notifies the user and prompts whether it should be added.
All responses to #consciousharvard prompts, whether posted to the Sounding Board or submitted to our website, are added to a growing database of insights and suggestions.
The T0 phase represents assessment of the population health- disease burden (Burke et al. 2010) which prompts (whether formally or informally) T1 translational research that aims to move scientific discovery into candidate applications.
GPs predetermined willingness to use prompts determines whether or not prompts are used, regardless of content or potential benefit.
The first time an app tries to access your Twitter information, you'll be prompted whether or not you want to allow or deny that request.
Since GAs are potent growth stimulating hormones in vascular plants, and Physcomitrella has at least a protein that is closely related to gibberellin receptors, the question is prompted whether or not Physcomitrella can respond to gibberellins.
You will be prompted whether you wish to Save State or not.
The bloodthirstiness of this book's title and rhetoric logically prompts doubt whether Morris should be taken seriously.
Another general debate that the above characterization prompts is whether the "non-objectivism clause" deserves to be there.
If the machine prompts you whether to make the withdrawal from checking, savings or credit, select "Credit".
The conversation Wigan are prompting is whether atonement is possible.
