"warranted through" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are describing how something is justified or supported by evidence or proof. For example, “This decision was warranted through extensive research.”.
Anonymity was warranted through the use of clinical history numbers.
Professional adherence to the Triple P method is warranted through several supervision sessions with an accredited practitioner.
Any further investigation proceeded as far as warranted through an ordered sequence of additional reviews (looking next at the patient case mix, then the health service structure and resources, followed by healthcare processes and finally professional performance).
Second, a questionable issue is that patients at different stages of disease were eligible for the study; different stages, in fact, may imply worse or better QoL levels; however, our plans were based on the consideration that, once balance is warranted through randomization and stratification, the comparison should not be biased.
Capitalizing on this opportunity and effectively providing succor to these survivors could be an effective management approach when such actions are warranted, e.g., through a species' rarity or a reserve's isolation.
Additional efforts to provide business and leadership training are warranted, whether through educational programs, on-the job training, or mentorship linkages with experienced professionals domestically or internationally.
The fourth case, Zazi, was a terror plot arguably stopped by police work or stoppable through warranted surveillance.
These results warrant validation through comparisons on real data.
Some key variables warrant strengthening through improved definitions, system changes, and abstractor training.
The quantification of tRNAs and tDRs warrant study through high-throughput sequencing.
These results warrant confirmation through a larger placebo-controlled randomised phase III clinical trial stratified on patients' DHA incorporation.
