The phrase "a warning text" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a written message that alerts or cautions someone about a potential danger or important information.
Example: "Before proceeding with the installation, please read the warning text carefully to avoid any accidents."
Alternatives: "a cautionary message" or "a safety notice".
"Would I have been happier to have received a warning text?
Google's system will first send a warning text message to a mobile registered with the account, and a message to a backup email account nominated by the main account owner.
Pays for my Netflix subscription because self-care Free yearly consultation with a psychic Sends me a warning text at bars Delivers greasy food to me on weekend afternoons Two free tattoos a year My doctor is Spike Jonze Never sends me mail.
From July this year, people will get a warning text message, email or pop-up window when they are nearing 50 euros (£41) worth of data downloads.
If an elephant does breach the fence, sensors send a warning text message to mobile phones that are provided to selected villagers.
Like electronic tags, these can detect when their strike rate falls below target, and send them an instant warning text.
The powerful visual message is not mitigated by the addition of warning text or by the confusing symbol of the feeding bottle with a cross through it.
Drag one string indicator from the functions palette on the front panel of the VI and rename it as "warning text".
If the weather situation is uncertain, or the initial information or warning text is unclear, some emergency managers stated that they contact the weather service's regional office for further advice.
Users attempting to comment on blog posts have recently been prevented from doing so, with warning text from the company saying that "this comment can't be posted" because it is "irrelevant or inappropriate".
I received not one, not two, but three emergency warning text messages from the SES.
