The phrase "as warranted for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has occurred due to an existing condition or situation. For example, "The court found the defendant guilty as warranted for the evidence provided."
Establishing this knowledge has implications for determining whether individualised doses based on anthropometric measures are warranted for WBC, as is found in other areas of medicine including the use of BSA for dosing chemotherapy [ 11].
Similar considerations are therefore warranted for human skin as well.
This will remain particularly difficult as high specificity is warranted for such a cutoff value, and observed rSO2 values vary within a wide range.
Moreover, the fact that patients with HAGE+residual disease (ACT-resistant cells) exhibited a poorer outcome suggests that alternative therapy such as immunotherapy may be warranted for this group.
Therefore attention to feeding status and investigation with MBS and gastrointestinal studies as warranted are recommended for all patients with a 22q11.2 deletion and feeding problems.
Further randomized studies are warranted for septostomy as a treatment modality in twin-twin transfusion syndrome.
More comprehensive neuropsychological test batteries utilizing several tasks to assess a single domain (such as nonverbal reasoning) may be warranted for children who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.
Although the approach used in this study for examining the psychometric properties of the FSS is traditional and well established, other methods such as Item Response Theory are warranted for further confirming the validity of the FSS in obese patients.
Likewise, the larvae do not show conditioned escape during the test unless the punishment is present and escape indeed is warranted (for buzz as punishment (Eschbach et al., 2011)).
