The phrase "provides whether" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a situation that is a choice between two or more possibilities. For example, "The GPS system provides whether to turn left or right at the next intersection."
Cable works by bundling: your monthly cable bill is split up among the channels your carrier provides, whether you watch those channels or not.
But honestly, I can't imagine anyone needing more luxury sedan than the standard S550 provides, whether that person is a mover, a shaker or a nest-egg taker.
Digital transformation in the CRE market is underpinned by the operational efficiencies that technology provides, whether it be the long overdue automation of manual processes, data collection and analysis or greater marketability.
Bell loves the sense of community that her library provides, whether at the comic con she helped start four years ago or at the punk shows the library also hosts.
"Times like this require both moral leadership and strong action," a kind that mayors can provide "whether or not we are seeing that from the president," Greenblatt said.
The more services doctors provide, whether medically necessary or not, the more they are paid.
To date, only little experimental evidence is provided, whether PDI is a useful option to fight bacterial keratitis.
The image stack view should be provided whether or not data streams are stored in a DBMS.
However, almost no empirical evidence has been provided whether students view teachers with migration backgrounds as important in their daily school life as about the education policy assumes.
But serious questions must be asked about the kind of Catalonia its nationalist leaders will provide, whether in or out of Spain, and even whether they want independence at all.
But there is still debate about whether they really enhance learning over what a textbook can provide; whether fancy graphics are helpful or just a flashy distraction; and whether simulations really can (or should) replace real lab experience.
