The phrase "calls for caution" is completely correct and can be used in written English.
It means to urge or require caution or carefulness in a situation. It is often used to warn or advise someone to be careful or to proceed with care. Example: The icy road conditions call for caution while driving. Another example: The current political climate calls for caution in discussing controversial topics.
"We don't have enough science, and that calls for caution," he added.
"If you want to protect your share, then that calls for caution," Mr. Bhattacharya said.
Divisions and dithering in the upper ranks of the royal family have led to calls for caution.
It was made by those who ignored calls for caution and pushed through a front-loaded fiscal consolidation before the recovery was secure, suppressing growth.
And even if the treasurer doesn't really buy these policy caveats or calls for caution, there are political reasons to have this debate properly.
When troops were pulled out too quickly and over-hastily in December of 2011, despite repeated calls for caution from the generals, the peace in Iraq was once more lost.
Supporters of the legislation rejected calls for caution and restraint by critics, including longtime Iran policy experts, who said the timing of the vote would send the wrong message just as Iran's moderate president-elect, Hassan Rouhani, is about to take office.
This outcome calls for caution when interpreting the results of such models.
However, the inter-bull variation seen calls for caution when cryopreserving low concentrations of bull spermatozoa with conventional freezing protocols.
The study particularly calls for caution in assuming inclusive community benefits of art-led regeneration as abundantly ascribed in creative city theories and urban policies.
It, therefore, calls for caution when planning and implementing disaster risk reduction policies that have the potential to create new forms of vulnerability to hazards or exacerbate them.
