Is 'member/s' correct?

[Tan Elaine]

Could some member/s confirm whether/if I am correct?

Is the word is bold correct? Should it be 'a member'?

I write 'member/s' as I am thinking of a member replying. However, I also think of the possibility of more than one member responding to my post.

Thanks in advance.

 

[2006]

Could some member/s confirm whether/if I am correct?

Is the word is bold correct? Should it be 'a member'?

I write 'member/s' as I am thinking of a member replying. However, I also think of the possibility of more than one member responding to my post.

Thanks in advance.

The most natural way to ask that is 'Can anyone tell me if I am correct?'.
If you specifically want to use "member(s)" and "confirm", you can say 'Can any member(s) confirm that I am correct?'.

You can write 'member', 'members' or 'member(s)'.

 

[corum]

Could some member/s confirm whether/if I am correct?

You can opt for either version in the realm of correct grammar. A more fortunate phrasing of your sentence would be this:

Could you tell me if/whether I am right?

 

[sarat_106]

Could some member/s confirm whether/if I am correct?

Is the word is bold correct? Should it be 'a member'?

I write 'member/s' as I am thinking of a member replying. However, I also think of the possibility of more than one member responding to my post.

Thanks in advance.

‘some’ or ‘any’ means one or more without identification, but here I would prefer ‘any’ as this is a question. So simply change some to any:
Could any member(s) confirm whether/if I am correct?