The phrase 'encourage caution' is correct and can be used in written English.
It suggests that one should exercise caution in a certain situation. Example sentence: The company's new policy is to encourage caution in the handling of hazardous materials.
They encourage caution and patience.
THE uncertainty over developments in Washington leads many investment advisers to encourage caution as the fourth quarter begins.
Wood's medium is not one to encourage caution, and on such matters as the identity of the Fair Youth and of the Dark Lady of the sonnets he has to take a firm stand, choosing William Herbert and Emilia Lanier.
I would encourage caution since the goggle technology is still a little rough and caused headaches.
The current structure of incentives tends to encourage caution; people need to know they will be rewarded for getting things done faster.
Normally, profits encourage risk-taking and losses encourage caution.
The experience of the Gay Police Association should have encouraged caution.
Although, results obtained from this interim analysis are encouraging, caution is recommended until the results obtained show statistical difference in pCR.
In encouraging caution and steps to avoid worst-case scenarios, such analysis can limit unwanted surprises occurring as a result of interactions within very complex networked systems.
Until the mid-eighties, the two of them hand-set text on an old letterpress, a laborious process that encourages caution and thrift.
With travel teams and indoor versions of outdoor sports now in full swing, some former top athletes and even the coaches who feed parents' obsessions are encouraging caution.
