The phrase "we inquired whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a question that was asked or a request for information. Here is an example sentence: "We inquired whether the store had any more of the popular toy in stock."
Given their important role in supporting anti-tumor immunity, we inquired whether tumor progression affects the generation of cDCs.
Following the indicia of a unitary business defined in Mobil Oil, we inquired whether any of the three objective factors were present.
A guard, looking surprisingly military, stared at us as we inquired whether it was possible, just here, to get down to the river.
"We inquired whether Mr. Thompson had taken a large number of computer science courses, perhaps allowing him to justify to himself that he had 'earned' such a degree," Mr. Loeb wrote of his conversation with Stonehill, a Catholic school outside Boston.
The first project would be the following: In Conjecture 1, by considering a 2 × 2 -matrix ℳ with eigenvalues λ 1 and λ 2, we inquired whether the statement gcd ( tr ( M ), det ( M ) ) = 1 is enough to get minimality of the presentation.
Thus, we inquired whether PD-1 deficiency impacts on IgA compartment in the gut.
Where a state law such as this is challenged on due process grounds, we inquire whether the State has deprived the claimant of a protected property interest, and whether the State's procedures comport with due process.
In addition, in reviewing an ambiguous instruction such as the one at issue here, we inquire "whether there is a reasonable likelihood that the jury has applied the challenged instruction in a way" that violates the Constitution.
First we inquire whether there is a relationship, and then we seek to measure its form.
Finally, we inquire whether the hypothesised aspiration-migration relationship isnon-linear.
In this way, we inquire whether clinical studies of drugs acting on our proposed candidates have been previously described in literature.
