The phrase "using whether" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a clause that expresses alternative possibilities. For example: "I'm undecided about what to do next, using whether I take the job or not."
However, until now, the health care team members still do not know that we evaluate the effectiveness of HCEC using "whether a consensus was reached" as an outcome measure.
"Scientists are using whether a paper appears in Nature or Science or Cell as evidence of whether a paper is good," he said.
Lexi Belculfine, the editor-in-chief, reminded everyone of certain words they were to avoid using, whether for libel protection or out of reflexive political correctness: "suspect," "alleged," even "victim".
Whichever mode of transportation you currently happen to be using — whether you're the pedestrian, the cyclist, or the driver — you are correct, no matter the scenario.
For Mr. Graham, the key take-away is that the more information you have about the resources you are using — whether it is electricity, water, steam or anything else — the better.
Indeed, where there is a lot of potential for 15Five is in how it integrates with other services that enterprises are already using, whether that be something from Salesforce or a mixture of software from several smaller vendors.
Until the Russians inform us of the agent used, whether they were in violation of the convention will remain uncertain.
The difference is often down to the spices used, whether it has cinnamon or other spices.
"The idea of things needing to be used, whether you're talking about urban spaces or old Worth ball gowns".
We have found that as we have reduced the level of antibiotics we use, whether it's human use or vet-only, our cost has actually gone down.
It's simple and easy to set up and use, whether it's apps, favourite people or reminders that you're using.
