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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new caution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a fresh or updated sense of caution or carefulness in a particular situation.
Example: "In light of recent events, we must adopt a new caution when approaching this project."
Alternatives: "a fresh caution" or "an updated caution".
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Taplin himself says he is unworried, but a new caution permeates everything he does.
Governor Huang showed a new caution here on Tuesday in predicting what Shenzhen would do next.
By June 2006, the products had a new caution label warning against the ingestion of magnets, he said.
As home sales dry up, tax revenues fade, foreclosures have surged, hiring is down and a new caution is inhibiting activity.
With cranes perched over snow-dusted steel skeletons in virtually every neighborhood in Manhattan, the city's best-known residential developers say they are still pushing to build, negotiate and scout for new sites in the coming year, but they also say they are moving with a new caution, given signs of an economic downturn.
On the other hand, Brogan says that the study shows the need for a new caution in fisheries beyond just the Atlantic cod.
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In other ways, there was even a slight sense of new caution.
One sign of the paper's new caution was a change of a page 8 headline between editions.
The firm downgraded both CL and AVP from "buy" to "neutral," exhibiting some new caution on a couple of big-name consumer products plays.
When even experts can't answer important questions about a new disease, caution is certainly warranted.
The State Department on June 22 issued a new "worldwide caution" urging Americans to maintain a "high level of vigilance" when traveling abroad.
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