The phrase "warrant examination" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a legal context, for example: "The police officers requested a warrant examination for the property."
Perram said the circumstances around Street's 75-day delay "warrant examination".
Loitering in a stairwell, however, is a rarer occurrence that may warrant examination by human security staff (so impatient lovers beware).
It is designed to present a clearer and more detailed picture of the conditions of admissibility with a view, firstly, to reducing as far as possible the number of applications which have no prospect of resulting in a ruling on the merits and, secondly, to ensuring that those applications which warrant examination on the merits pass the admissibility test.
These measures have the potential to serve as sentinel tools for identifying patients with CKD who warrant examination for disease-pertinent safety events.
Obama's remarks warrant examination.
Those disparities need not be the result of direct discrimination to warrant examination, the guidance states. .
This all warrants examination.
I think this is an important part of the issue that is missing and warrants examination.
But its message, despite the hyperbole, certainly warrants examination and discussion.
While some critics suggested the baseball tickets and the governor's attendance at the game were trivial matters, the commission asserted that the question of Mr. Paterson's truthfulness warranted examination by prosecutors.
But another school of thought is that the Red Eye design warrants examination and that building a gun out of super-tough polymers is only a question of time.
