The phrase "we warrant" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that the speaker or writer is guaranteeing or promising something. It can also mean to provide a reason or justification for something. Example: "As a company, we warrant the quality of our products to ensure customer satisfaction."
"Whether they warrant the tires or we warrant the tires, we will share the information," he said.
"The price is right, we warrant the price tag and we'll prove it over the next few years," he told the Independent.
However, we warrant caution with this comparison because the parsimony analyses conducted in this study assumed equal weight of forward and reverse changes and are thus more comparable to the Mk1 model (for which the transition rate ratio is always 1 by definition).
To fully explore the relationship between background variables, disease variables and self-reported measures, we warrant future studies monitoring the changes in self-reported measures as disease variables changes over time.
We warrant that further studies may demonstrate whether education courses or spread of guidelines on QoL methodology for students, residents and physicians would result in decreasing the gap between perception of importance and feasibility of the QoL methodology in daily routine clinical practice and clinical trials.
Our performances have been decent but unfortunately we have not always got the results we warranted.
"We got a bit of luck at different times but overall we warranted the win because of the way we went about it and kept going, even at 2-0 down".
It was a crucial game but we warranted the three points.
Thus, we warranted that both systems were measuring exactly the same event.
But "we want to pay attention to what others are reporting and seek to confirm those stories that WE feel warrant the wire," he wrote, adding, "And when we determine that we'll write something, we must expedite it".
Regardless, the fact that these genes seem to be unique to salamanders (Campbell et al., 2011) and show strong and specific expression in the WE warrants further functional studies.
