The phrase "a cautiousness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a quality or state of being cautious or careful in decision-making or behavior.
Example: "Her cautiousness in approaching new projects often leads to more thorough and successful outcomes."
Alternatives: "a sense of caution" or "a carefulness".
Is there now a cautiousness amongst the student population?
Yes, there is a cautiousness on the part of buyers.
I speak to them over there, their vocal timbre is different, they just sound horrible.' There has always been a cautiousness, a reticence about Falco.
But now, with the release of her sixth studio album, there is an opacity -- and a cautiousness -- to Ms. Blige that's at odds with the soul-searching she has done on her past records.
But as she walks into the National's interview room (not much bigger than a cupboard), I sense a cautiousness, and realise I can't raise the leading questions I had been planning to ask straight away – why has she been out of the limelight so long?
But a cautiousness has begun to creep in, brought on by recent turmoil in the markets, uproar over a lavish birthday party for the private equity executive Stephen A. Schwarzman, and calls from Capitol Hill to increase taxes on hedge funds and private equity billionaires.
While this is an indication of the interest among psychologists in the idea that cognitive training might produce remarkable gains in intelligence, it also reflects a widespread cautiousness toward the results of a single study.
The number of doses of acute medication was lower in pregnancy, which probably reflects a general cautiousness in Norway with using medication during pregnancy.
There seemed to be a general cautiousness among health care providers regarding buying in to the programme's principles.
In addition, there is a heightened cautiousness among women with regards to using medication during early pregnancy to prevent or treat their headaches.
He thinks we've developed an exaggerated cautiousness about public expressions of faith — especially since, as he often says, we are a deeply religious people.
