The phrase "a message of restraint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing communication that encourages moderation or self-control in behavior or actions.
Example: "The speaker delivered a powerful message of restraint, urging the audience to consider the consequences of their actions before reacting impulsively."
Alternatives: "a call for moderation" or "a message of self-control."
With a message of fiscal restraint packaged in a fiery campaign style, Marco Rubio, a Republican, easily won the three-way race for Senate.
Orman, who comes from Olathe, a city in the eastern part of the state with about a hundred twenty-five thousand people, has been crisscrossing Kansas by bus, meeting voters and preaching a message of fiscal restraint and social tolerance.
Missy Ryan reports: "Mattis, wrapping up a visit to Japan and South Korean last week, carried a message of constancy and restraint on many of the foreign policy issues whose fate has generated anxiety since Trump's election.
The killings in Kashmir on Monday night, which American officials said appeared intended by Pakistani-backed insurgents to draw Washington into a mediation of the dispute between India and Pakistan, presented Mr. Clinton with an opportunity to emphasize his prepared message of restraint.
The potpourri of myth and fantasy is swirled into a vague, all-purpose pop sermon whose message of restraint and empathy with all creatures great and small evokes everything from practicing the golden rule and following the Ten Commandments to supporting animal rights.
Mr. Sarkozy's message of restraint, however, rang hollow to his opponents.
In the south, in the holy city of Najaf where Mr. Sadr lives, many of the young cleric's followers apparently did not hear his message of restraint.
Prime Minster David Cameron welcomed Carole Duggan's message of restraint, but stressed the outcome of the inquest had to be respected.
Prime Minister David Cameron welcomed Ms Duggan's message of restraint, saying: "I very much respect Mark Duggan's aunt for saying 'pursue the case in the courts and not the street'". In Birmingham, about 30 people also gathered as part of a similar event.
Preaching a familiar message of fiscal restraint, he repeatedly told voters: "There is no free lunch".
