position of an inverted conditional clause
 

When the word order is direct, the conditional clause can either proceed or follow the main clause.

- If I were younger, I would join the expedition.
- I would join the expedition if I were younger.

I wonder if the conditional clause can be used after the main clause when the word order is inverted. Is it correct to say

- Please contact me should you have any questions.

Thank you.

Re: position of an inverted conditional clause
 

Yes, that's fine. The subordinate and main clauses can come in either order.