"safe caution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone taking caution in a safe manner, or when referring to someone using safety measures to proceed with caution. For example, you might say: "The construction team took safe caution in setting up the new building."
The severity levels of debris flow were defined as three levels: safe, caution, and warning (Fig. 1).
Once the rainfall threshold level for debris-flow hazard is reached (from the KEC method), the severity levels (safe, caution, and warning) are determined using map symbols (blue, yellow, and red symbols, respectively, in Fig. 7) at the target route in real time.
Be safe, caution when using fire or thrown objects.
Until well-designed randomized controlled trials show that gelatin is safe, we caution against the use of gelatins because cheaper and safer fluid alternatives are available.
Based on this measure, countries can be grouped into categories depending on how far their debt is from their upper threshold: safe (green), caution (yellow), significant risk (amber) and grave risk (red).
Until well-designed RCTs show gelatin is safe we caution against the use of gelatins since cheaper and safer fluid alternatives are available.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a nonprofit watchdog group, said today that it was downgrading its safety rating of sucralose from "safe" to "caution," meaning that the additive "may pose a risk and needs to be better tested".
A 3 2 1 or 1 1 1 modified protocol appears safe, although caution should be exercised, particularly in the elderly.
Use hotel safes with caution.
It keeps people safe and encourages caution when caution is due.
Although these drugs are regarded as safe and effective, caution is still needed to ensure avoidance and minimization of any possible complications.
