There are three negative points in the English Grammar Profile at C2 Modality that are quite rare.
Point 215 is defined as:
negative form ‘ought not to’
Point 226:
CONTRACTED NEGATIVE ‘oughtn’t’ (without ‘to’) + verb
Point 235
‘ought’ + subject + ‘not to’ + verb to form (rhetorical) questions, often in formal contexts.
*Point 35 in the category of QUESTIONS yes/no is also C2 with uncontracted ‘not’ to emphasise a point in an argument.
However, there is no allowance in the EGP for a question using ‘ought’ that is not negative. We will then refer to another source: Pearson’s GSE 62 B2
‘ought(n’t) to’ to offer or ask for advice or suggestions.
A search in iWeb:
ought not to *
1 OUGHT NOT TO BE 4793
2 OUGHT NOT TO HAVE 1055
3 OUGHT NOT TO DO 297
4 OUGHT NOT TO TAKE 126
5 OUGHT NOT TO MAKE 104
6 OUGHT NOT TO GO 76
7 OUGHT NOT TO THINK 76
8 OUGHT NOT TO SAY 71
9 OUGHT NOT TO GIVE 68
10 OUGHT NOT TO EXPECT 59
11 OUGHT NOT TO FORGET 59
12 OUGHT NOT TO USE 52
13 OUGHT NOT TO EXIST 51
14 OUGHT NOT TO BELIEVE 45
15 OUGHT NOT TO FEEL 43
16 OUGHT NOT TO PASS 43
17 OUGHT NOT TO SUFFER 41
*It almost seems ridiculous to list the below versions as grammar points since they are so rare for native speakers.
iWeb cluster search for ought n't * *
1 OUGHT N’T TO BE 46
2 OUGHT N’T TO HAVE 26
iWeb cluster search for ought n't _v
1 OUGHT N’T BE 32
1 OUGHT IT NOT TO BE 18
2 OUGHT HE NOT TO HAVE 15
3 OUGHT WE NOT TO BE 14
4 OUGHT IT NOT TO ENFORCE 10
5 OUGHT WE NOT TO DO 10