The phrase "also warning that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a caution or alert about a particular situation or issue that follows in the text.
Example: "The report highlighted the benefits of the new policy, also warning that the implementation could face significant challenges."
Alternatives: "also cautioning that the" or "also alerting that the".
However, MPs will warn that few drivers are aware this data is transmitted and retained by car makers, while also warning that the insurance industry is slow to make this treasure-trove of information available to road safety experts and campaigners.
Mr. Trichet has recently expressed more optimism about the euro area economy, while also warning that the global economic climate is still uncertain and many risks remain.
But as the American pendulum swings back to realism, some are also warning that the lessons of Iraq are being "over-learned".
And the International Monetary Fund and World Bank are also warning that the emerging-market economies that provided the bulk of growth in the global recovery are cooling off.
Updated at 1.49pm BST 1.44pm BST Draghi is also warning that the eurozone suffers from weak loan dynamics, due to the weak state of the business cycle, credit risks and balance sheet adjustment.
HARARE, Zimbabwe — The man expected to lead Zimbabwe after the dramatic toppling of longtime president Robert Mugabe returned from abroad on Wednesday, promising democracy but also warning that the ruling party would remain firmly in control.
It is also warning that problems on the rail network could last for some months.
Davidon thought it would work, while also warning that knocking over the file cabinet meant near-sure arrest.
They are also warning that terrorists could attempt to cripple the farm economy by spreading contagious livestock diseases.
Twitter is also warning that while "the most significant changes" will happen in the next few days, users' follower counts "may continue to change more regularly as part of our ongoing work to proactively identify and challenge problematic accounts".
"The director general believes the chances of success next month are greater than 50-50, but he is also warning that if the talks do not succeed there is a better than 50-50 chance of the Doha round ending without an agreement," one source said.
