The phrase "whether it concerns" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a potential issue or topic for consideration. Here is an example: Whether it concerns our finances or our personal relationships, we must learn to prioritize and make responsible decisions.
Its purpose, whether it concerns lead, small steel mills, or carrots, is to charm readers into reading paragraph two.
"Whether it concerns me or not, it's a moot point".
AMERICANS love a conspiracy theory, whether it concerns the murder of a president or the defeat of a boxer.
Virtually everything that follows, whether it concerns Gio or not, is understood to belong to a terribly altered "after".
Trump, of course, is obsessed with birthright, whether it concerns his children's wealth or Barack Obama's Presidency.
Watching each episode, whether it concerns the death penalty, human body part trafficking, or simply Spader and Shatner's unconsummated love, is to remember what we, as Britons, lack.
The inquiry's head, Mr. Leveson, interjected to ask whether it concerned Mr. Cameron that a newspaper would put words into his mouth.
What are your feelings about the end of life?" We discussed what they thought about dying and whether it concerned them and occupied their daily thoughts.
All data were collected and entered into the database without our knowing whether it concerned a case or control.
All abstracts and titles were initially screened for relevance, i.e. whether it concerned an intervention study of female breast cancer survivors, and measured return to work.
To assess whether an elevated assay response was indicative of the presence of corifollitropin alfa-specific antibodies or whether it concerned a non-specific interaction, an immunodepletion assay was also performed.
