'cautious reminder' is a perfectly correct phrase and is widely used in written English.
For example, you might use it when you want to politely remind someone of something important: "This is just a cautious reminder that the deadline for the project is approaching."
But the punch and the Foreign Ministry's cautious reaction offer a reminder of a rampant problem for Afghanistan: nepotism that runs up and down the government, from teaching appointments in rural schools to posts at the country's well-appointed embassies in Western capitals, like the Afghan mission in the Kalorama neighborhood of Washington.
Just a reminder, always be cautious of unexpected e-mail attachments, especially executable programs or scripts.
Although investors know earnings and revenue in general will continue to be weak throughout this year, Hewlett-Packard's warning served as another reminder to remain cautious, analysts said.
That the Kachin conflict continues daily and shows no sign of abating despite the raft of ceasefire agreements with other ethnic groups is in itself as reminder to be cautious about the (well intentioned but misleading) pro-reform, pro-peace message that we are hearing coming out of Burma.
Until that point it had been a stodgy first half and a reminder, perhaps, why Hodgson was cautious not to sound too optimistic after the result in Germany.
"True, they were a reminder for people to be cautious, but one should not jeopardize the good image of the entire region," Mr. Hun Sen said.
But Trump's call with Tsai sparked excitement and cautious support from many Taiwanese Americans — a reminder that political identity is as variegated as humanity. .
But Trump's call with Tsai sparked excitement and cautious support from many Taiwanese Americans — a reminder that political identity is as variegated as humanity.
But this story is also a reminder that we should always be cautious with "surrogate" outcomes.
