The phrase "cause of caution" is not correct in standard English usage.
It seems to be a misinterpretation of the phrase "out of caution" or "for caution's sake."
Example: "We decided to postpone the event out of caution due to the weather forecast."
Alternatives: "for safety reasons" or "as a precaution."
"The effects of tax increases often take time to filter into consumers' long-run spending patterns, and with government furloughs taking effect coupled with modest employment gains and minimal income growth, there is plenty of cause for caution," she told clients.
Evidence continues to grow that inherent limitations of mammography combined with the significant harms of aggressive screening are cause for caution rather than promotion of simplistic public health messages on pink prescription lids.
To be exact, the team managed to discover a wobble of 0.5 metres a second in a star that is roughly 41,300,000,000,000km away, the most precise such measurement ever taken.Indeed, the tininess of the measurement is cause for caution among some planet-hunters, made wary by past experiences of planets being announced and then evaporating on closer inspection.
Amidst optimism about the return to power of Japan's conservative Liberal Democratic Party, there is also cause for caution, says Daniel Sneider.
Perhaps the only cause for caution over the NFL's southward expansion is the shadow of Donald Trump.
While religious conflict appeared to be the overt cause of violence, analysts cautioned that the more-important reasons for the violence were poverty and economic marginalization.
As Jin puts the Wus through their paces as up-and-comers who might become down-and-outers at any moment (or so their exaggerated sense of caution causes them to fear), the story develops the cycling, skipping rhythm of a dirty compact disc.
Our anguish, perhaps further fueled by tales of caution, caused us to contract, and now we seek assurance wherever possible.
These common causes lend a degree of caution to any interpretation of the findings presented here (1).
