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The phrase "a warning to consider" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to think carefully about a potential risk or issue before making a decision.
Example: "Before you proceed with the investment, here's a warning to consider: the market is highly volatile right now."
Alternatives: "a caution to reflect on" or "a notice to take into account."
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It's a reality check and a warning to consider other options.
A warning to consider our way of life differently, out of respect for all kinds of life on earth".
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"These considerations should serve as important warnings to consider cost and reliability in a thorough manner before it finalizes its carbon rules.
They might have suggestions, ideas and even warnings to consider.
They will serve as a warning to publishers considering a paid content strategy.
The City watchdog has issued a warning to people considering taking out a self-certification mortgage from a company based outside the UK.
The State Department has issued a warning to Americans considering travel to Tunisia, saying it had "strong indications that individuals there may be planning imminent terrorist actions".
But Jennifer Bernard, from the children's charity N.S.P.C.C., said the case should serve as a warning to anyone considering looking at child pornography on the Internet.
In a warning to people considering switching their vote, David Cameron used his party conference speech to suggest people would "go to bed with Nigel Farage and wake up with Ed Miliband" by opening the door to a Labour victory.
So should this be read as a warning to those considering slipping on a backpack laden with a tent, stove and sleeping bag and hopping a flight to these southern reaches?
Det Insp Lisa Clarke said: "This is a tragic case and one which I hope acts as a warning to anyone considering taking legal highs or illegal drugs.
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