The phrase "caution to get" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express a warning or advice about obtaining something. Example: Before purchasing a new car, it's important to exercise caution to get the best deal and avoid any potential scams.
Reason dictated caution, to get out of the area, but she was overcome with shock.
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Others present simply remember a caution not to get caught.
These once proudly capped words have been released to earn their living in the more egalitarian environment of today's paper, with a caution not to get above themselves again.
Take caution not to get liquid eye liner in your eye as it will sting.
Take caution not to get petrol on your skin or inhale its fumes.
When working with oils for massages or baths, use caution not to get them in your eyes.
Asians may have particular issues with getting their cartilage pierced, so practice with caution (Try to get your ears pierced specially at a plastic surgeon's).
Mr. Gates, traveling in Afghanistan this week, said that despite the success of the Marja offensive, it was too early to expect reconciliation with some senior Taliban members, cautioning not to get "too impatient".
The Ethics Committee charged that Ms. Waters used her office improperly -- that while she had been cautioned not to get involved by Representative Barney Frank, chairman of the Financial Services Committee, she did not stop her chief of staff from continuing to seek assistance.
While his father cautioned him to get a proper contract, his mother encouraged him to follow his passion and join the exclusive "club of non-workers" who can turn what they love into their source of income.
