The phrase "a warning statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or notice that alerts someone to potential danger or risk.
Example: "Before proceeding with the experiment, please read the warning statement carefully to ensure your safety."
Alternatives: "a cautionary note" or "a safety alert".
Finally, the article evaluates 2 additional actions designed to address the problem of ED crowding, namely, distribution of a warning statement to ED patients and implementation of a "reverse triage" system for safe early discharge of hospital inpatients.
In the United States and Canada all containers have similar wording and all pubs, bars and clubs are obliged to display a warning statement.
"Eating a blowfish liver can paralyse motor nerves, and in a serious case cause respiratory arrest leading to death," regional officials said in a warning statement.
The agency has also insisted on special controls, including a warning statement explaining the test's limitations in lay terms stating that a negative test does not rule out other genetic mutations associated with cancer risk, and stipulating that the tests should not be used to determine medical treatment.
"Adding a warning statement could confuse the general public for whom the message is not intended, and could cause alarm regarding safe food ingredients that have been consumed by the general public for years," Loving stated.
Then, amazingly, this official went on to say that the FDA "is not considering to ban, restrict or require a warning statement on the label of talc containing products".
The labels will be developed by Food Standards Australia New Zealand in consultation with the alcohol industry, and will include a pictogram and warning statement.
The effects forecast by the National Weather Service over Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are dire, and its warning statement carries an apocalyptic tone.
Like the robbery itself, it must have seemed like a good idea — a lark, a warning, a statement — at some point.
The invitation has already angered Russia to the point the Kremlin issued warning statements of a military nature, including "retaliatory actions from the East".
Research has also shown that larger warning statements discourage users.
