The phrase "support is warranted" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that there is a valid reason or justification for providing assistance or backing something up. Example: "In this case, I believe that financial support is warranted to help the struggling small businesses in our community."
The continued protests by small vocal anti-Muslim groups generating media attention and publicity seem to never cease, at least for this news cycle but for those affected face to face with bullying, support is warranted and welcomed.
This implies that support is warranted for these boys.
In childhood, pes planovalgus is often seen, and in cases where marked pronation of the foot creates problems with stable ambulation, active support is warranted [ 21] (Fig. 5).
Since many studies conclude that body mass index and fat-free mass index are related to skeletal muscle weakness and osteoporosis, adequate nutritional support is warranted, especially in patients with an already impaired energy balance.
"We hope to do really good by the Department of Energy, and show that the support was warranted, and there is a fundamental good that's been achieved," Mr. Musk said.
Further studies on addicted people's pathway (from use to abuse and to dependence, as well as from dependence to recovery, with or without medical support) are warranted.
Prof Anne Kelso, the chief executive of the National Health and Medical Research Council, said it had made the grants because "existing research in this area is of poor quality and targeted funding is warranted to support high-quality, independent research on this issue".
In light of our results and with recent evidence still finding that knowledge of return to play guidelines is largely inadequate (Newton et al. 2014; White et al. 2014a) continued education on concussion protocols for both players and support staff is warranted.
While a few interviewees indicated the consent process might reduce trust between GP staff and PCT leads, the results indicate promise for the application of the McNulty-Zelen design for the evaluation of educational interventions where routine anonymised outcome data can be collected, although application in other contexts to examine the extent to which this support holds is warranted.
FHR monitoring requires expertise to interpret, and appropriate obstetric support if delivery is warranted on the basis of suspected fetal compromise.
Rationally designed biosensing system supports multiplex analyses is warranted for medical diagnosis to determine the level of analyte interaction.
