"its caveats" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a statement or instruction that carries warnings or conditions attached to it. For example, "We need to take into account the terms and conditions of the loan agreement and its caveats."
Alas, it has its caveats: It seems to be running Motoblur — which, depending on your stance, could be a good or bad thing.
Although it is relatively objective, the system has its caveats: It does not offer good financial security, and funding is also relatively limited.
But every recommendation has its caveats.
Rice's admiration was not without its caveats.
For now, the magic number -- despite its caveats -- is 500,000.
Each case has its caveats, flaws, and what-took-so-longs.
It will be worth noting how reassuring they are about the threat of inflation, which stood at an annual rate of 5.5percentt in the three months through May, and whether they say that future rate increases are "likely to be measured," as the statement last week said, or emphasize its caveat: that they are ready to move rates higher and faster if inflation does not slow down.
Firstly and most importantly, this is a retrospective study presenting with its original caveats and therefore it is hard to delineate a temporal relationship between presence of auto-antibodies and specific clinical, radiological and histopathological phenotypes.
String them together and you have not a narrative of failing to deliver on promises, but a litany of isolated, separate chapters – each with its own caveats, exceptions and explanations.
Copycat sites have sprung up, though SafeHouse, a submissions page at the Wall Street Journal, drew derision for its plentiful caveats and get-out clauses.Still, that approach may be more honest.
My affection has always Had its girdled caveats— A mushroom-colored cummerbund sashing The waist of a dashing man, or my feeling formal knowingWhen to take the fork out of the toaster, at the very moment of The metalled tines contacting the one electric outlet in the barn.
