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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a note of warning though" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a caution or advisory statement that follows.
Example: "The project is progressing well, but a note of warning though: we need to stay within budget to avoid any issues."
Alternatives: "a word of caution" or "a warning to consider".
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A note of warning though – younger children, so easily pleased by older Lego games, may struggle with some these new elements.
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However, he sounded a note of warning about Virgin's plans.
Lewis might also take a note of warning from the Yankees' first-round playoff exit last week.
He is also, quite presciently, keen to strike a note of warning about inflation.
Memories, My Dear," by Debra A. Klein (June 9): Just a note of warning to those who collect match books.
I end on a note of warning.
But they introduce a note of warning: current policies of "positive discrimination" threaten to reverse decades of progress.
My agent sounded a note of warning, but the words "Japanese corporation" tempted me with the suggestion of vast sums.
A note of warning is sounded by Kevin S. Potente, the vice-president of the Fax Information Network of America, in Hicksville, New York.
Word of warning though, this hack involves ripping apart your TV and constructing a frame to house the new screen.
Other teachers sound a similar note of warning.
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