The phrase "warrant a separate" is grammatically correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to suggest that something warrants an additional, special entity, or action. For example, "The scientific evidence for global warming is so significant that it warrants a separate government agency for monitoring carbon emissions."
(The subject of food allergies may warrant a separate, future column).
But she said it was the job of editors to decide if something was newsworthy enough to warrant a separate article and, if so, "to go back and do our own reporting".
One publisher claimed Lucian Grainge, the head of Universal Music Group, said at the PRS copyright tribunal between the labels and songwriters in 2006 that he considered songwriting to be a part of the recording process and so did not warrant a separate royalty.
And, while it is true that the core cast of characters and moves are identical to the portable game, the Wii U title arrives crammed with more than enough exclusive content to warrant a separate release, and maybe even sufficient to tempt the double dip.
Why are cognitive disability and moral status thought to be sufficiently connected to warrant a separate entry?
And a tough drumstick, too... where drumstick is of special interest for being an old euphemism for leg, a topic that is meaty enough to warrant a separate discussion in my next post.
This warrants a separate future investigation.
The detailed discussion of the spectrum, variability and plasma models warrants a separate study.
Doping BOC with nonmetals (C, N and oxygen vacancy) is unique strategy and warrants a separate categorization.
There is a subtle issue regarding the effect of the type of contacts on the Gunn diode operation regimes which warrants a separate investigation.
According to Laskin et al. [16] cellular and mixed type neurothekeoma failed to show convincing evidence of neurosustentacular differentiation and, thus, warranted a separate classification.
