"to look whether" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to introduce a clause that expresses the purpose of looking. For example, "I looked to see whether the gate was open."
Time for the SEC to look whether the DJIA might need to be more transparent to investors?
In an interview with Fox 5 in New York, Christie mocked local media, saying, "I really wonder about journalists who spend money flying planes to look whether people are actually where they said they would be". .
In an interview with Fox 5 in New York on Monday, Christie mocked local media, saying, "What a great bit of journalism by The Star-Ledger" and "I really wonder about journalists who spend money flying planes to look whether people are actually where they said they would be".
The development of clinical trials should now be developed to look whether NMD may be considered as a factor of poor prognosis in MSI CRCs or not.
To look whether the global level of plasmid replication was affected by the ICL, we quantified the total radioactivity incorporated in plasmid DNA.
To look whether histamine receptor inhibitors are able to protect mice once the infection is established, C57BL/6 mice were infected with Pb ANKA parasite-infected erythrocytes and beginning 5 days post infection mice were treated every day with either Levocetirizine or Cimetidine.
It needs to look at whether something has gone wrong, whether there is something wrong with the evidence.
An indicator of whether a patient was stable is to look at whether they become unstable after being deemed stable.
Further research is necessary to look at whether more complex models have greater predictive power, and whether the analytic approach is robust at different time and space aggregations.
"We need to look at whether this happened or not".
Peter Mandelson has asked police to look into whether his bank account was hacked into.
