Yes, this is my preferred approach. Although, care must be taken, as many nominally warm LED's still have a huge amount of blue emissions. For example every Ph

Yes, this is my preferred approach. Although, care must be taken, as many nominally warm LED's still have a huge amount of blue emissions. For example every Philips colored LED bulb, including red and orange, have a big spike of blue. The only exception is the yellow bulb, which is sold as a bug bulb... In other words, the engineers only chose to control the blue emissions in the one bulb; everything else is default full of blue.