The phrase "a test is warranted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that there is a justified need for a test or examination in a particular situation.
Example: "Given the symptoms presented, a test is warranted to determine the underlying cause of the issue."
Alternatives: "a test is necessary" or "a test is justified."
"I think another test is warranted," Dr. Ideker said.
In particular, further development of this test is warranted if we are one day to avoid the difficult, often painful and potentially harmful lumbar puncture procedure.
If not, no further assessment of the diagnostic test is warranted.
In some instances no imaging test is warranted at all, but more often are the situations where an alternative modality could have been utilised with lower or no radiation burden such as ultrasound, a plain radiograph or, MRI imaging.
The sample size limits generalisability, particularly in female patients who are not represented at higher walking speeds a larger study of metabolic cost of the incremental shuttle-walking test is warranted.
Average homework accuracy scores for each condition are shown in Table 4. Data did not meet the assumption of equal variances, therefore, a nonparametric test was warranted.
A lawyer for the Levy family suggested on the CNN program "Larry King Live" tonight that a lie detector test was warranted because the Levys believed that they had been misled by Mr. Condit in the crucial early days of the case.
As a result, no additional testing is warranted at this time". The Space-Based Positioning Navigation & Timing executive committee has representatives from nine federal departments including the Commerce Dept, and the Air Force, and the letter was signed by Ashton Carter, Deputy Secretary of Defense, and John Porcari, Deputy Secretary of Transportation.
Extensive monitoring of the development of such a reaction during clinical testing is warranted.
However, a large-scale clinical testing is warranted to further validate this assay.
