The phrase "available warrant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a warrant that is currently in effect or can be executed.
Example: "The police executed the available warrant to search the suspect's residence."
Alternatives: "active warrant" or "current warrant".
Inherent to any meta-analysis, new trials will become available – warranting an update of the analysis.
Minimal literature on the effectiveness of biologic combination therapy is available, warranting the need for studies evaluating the combination of two biologics for PsA [ 169– 169].
Quantification of such differences is beyond the scope of this study; nevertheless, the limited amount of information available warrants the need for epidemiologic surveillance, access and needs should become a priority for the health sector.
A randomized, controlled trial in Uganda reported high levels of unwanted pregnancy in a setting where contraceptives were made available, warranting further investigation to better understand why contraceptives were not used [ 14].
At the time Mr. Abdulmutallab's name was recorded in the Tide database in November, the official said, "there was insufficient derogatory information available" to warrant putting him in the T.S.D.B., no-fly or selectee lists, and so he was not on any watch list when he boarded the plane bound for Detroit.
The limited current available options warrant the search for alternatives.
Insufficient numbers of preterm births were available to warrant the development of a multivariable logistic regression model.
Further analyses among the subset of married and co-habiting couples for whom partner HIV-status are available may warrant investigation.
Of course, a prediction test on external data is always desirable because it is a real-world application of the model, but very rarely is sufficient data available to warrant complete exclusion of some data from the training data.
Independent of the controversy, it appears that sufficient evidence is available to warrant the development of pharmacological agents that are designed to target the autophagy process in an effort to prevent and treat load-induced adverse remodeling.
