I believe for that you would typically create a new .wxs file containing:
<Fragment>
<UI Id="YourErrors">
...
</UI>
</Fragment>
The UI fragment can be referenced from either your <Product> or another <UI>
element.
<UIRef Id="YourErrors"/>
see: http://wixtoolset.org/documentation/manual/v3/xsd/wix/uiref.html
Also, it's worth noting that any time you reference anything from a
fragment, the entire contents of that fragment will get pulled in. Since you
are using VisualStudio, all the .wxs sources in the project will be built
and references will work between different files.
Hope that helps,
-Dave
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