no matter whether vs no matter if

Both "no matter whether" and "no matter if" are correct and can be used interchangeably. They are both commonly used to introduce a condition or situation that is not important or relevant to the main point.

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no matter whether

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to introduce a condition or situation that is not important or relevant to the main point.

Examples:

No matter whether it rains or shines, the event will go on as planned.
I will support you no matter whether you decide to go to college or start working.
No matter whether you like it or not, we have to finish this project by tomorrow.
No matter whether you win or lose, I will always be proud of you.
No matter whether you agree with me or not, I believe this is the right decision.

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We learned that no matter whether we're purple or orange...
If you can make him laugh, laughter, no matter whether is forced or artificial, it makes you feel good.
no matter whether they have solicited the trader's visit or not.
The producers of soya beans and soya bean oil therefore obtain the same net price no matter whether they sell for export or domestically.
No matter whether you pay 5 marks or 10 whether you buy it here or in Kalama-whatsit.
If I lose this week, no matter whether Ruxin wins or loses, he ends up in the Sacko Bowl with me, and I know that I can crush him there.
No matter whether this Utopia is a decadent idea or not, I'll be content if my present dream is realized.
And we've allowed ourselves to be blinded to the fact that no matter whether they claim to be Christians, Jews or Muslims, militant extremists are none of the above.
In an off-premises context, consumers are under psychological pressure no matter whether they have solicited the trader's visit or not.
Passengers on ships, no matter whether travelling on inland waterways or by sea, should be granted the same rights as those travelling by air and rail.
But no matter whether she accepts her ability, or loses her ability, the emergency shelter that you provided for her won't be needed.
The second condition makes clear that the Block Exemption Regulation does not apply when the IPRs are provided by the buyer to the supplier, no matter whether the IPRs concern the manner of manufacture or of distribution.
The Italian authorities argue that the system operating in Italy has created a legitimate expectation that a grant will be available merely on the basis of the submission of the application, no matter whether the projects have already started or not.
Would we not risk losing the markets to China and other regions that are moving on this agenda as well, no matter whether and when we get an international deal?
But I've kind of come to the conclusion that no matter whether I had a minute, a month or a year to think about it,
Ensure early adoption of innovations and technological development that, no matter whether or not they have been invented and produced under European platforms of R&D, must be encouraged for fostering the productivity of the European Economy
No matter whether it's within or outside the company, nobody trusts him.
No matter whether the reasons are technical, financial or political, this unprecedented gas embargo cannot be justified.
As long as we regard a book only as a commodity, it is completely justified to curb or abolish fixed prices, no matter whether nationally or internationally.
A mechanic working for a European car manufacturer has a right to an uncontaminated, clean and socially-just workplace, no matter whether the factory is in Stuttgart or in Campinas down in Brazil.

Alternatives:

regardless of whether
irrespective of whether
whether or not

no matter if