The phrase "a safety warning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when alerting someone to potential hazards or risks associated with a product, activity, or situation.
Example: "Before using the machinery, please read the manual carefully and pay attention to a safety warning regarding proper usage."
Alternatives: "a caution notice" or "a hazard alert".
This would liberate demand for goods and services, swelling other parts of the economy.But in flat-line Britain, growth predictions always come with a safety warning.
Only "use by" dates indicate a potential food safety concern, Defra said — but research has shown that "best before" — intended to be a mark of quality — is often mistaken for a safety warning.
From outside, the Palm House looked more like a glasshouse, crazily dilapidated, its iron frame rusty and festooned with some kind of municipal tape, perhaps meant as a safety warning.
The seven, most of them seismologists and geologists, were members of the National Commission for the Forecast and Prevention of Major Risks, which met shortly before the quake struck — after weeks of frequent small tremors — but did not issue a safety warning.
Sensitivity analyses demonstrated that these links persisted when articles rather than authors were used as the unit of analysis, when the analysis was restricted to opinion articles or to articles in which the rosiglitazone controversy was the main focus, and both in articles published before and after the FDA issued a safety warning.
A safety warning on the drug's label states that the patient must be monitored at all times.
The guidelines for using cell lines in biomedical research, published recently in BJC (Geraghty et al, 2014), include a pioneering safety warning about human-to-human cancer transmission through cancer cells, a route that we will call extracorporeal metastasis (XM).
While safety reports are sometimes triggered by ADRs, Health Canada also utilises other sources of information in making its decision about issuing a serious safety warning.
And the lasting message of Diana's death is perhaps even more prosaic; a high-profile safety warning to backseat car passengers.
Therefore, all FDA approved Gd contrast agents carry a 'Black Box' safety warning [2].
In addition, unlike the IV iron dextrans that are approved in the US for this indication, iron sucrose does not have a black box safety warning.
