"warning advice" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to advice that is meant to warn someone about a potential danger or problem. For example: "The doctor gave us warning advice about the potential side effects of the medication."
DAVID CLOHESSY Executive Director, SNAP (Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests) St . Louis Nov. 9, 2011 To the Editor: As the grandparent of five, I appreciate the warning advice against predators given by Frank Bruni.
E.g. exercise the agency response to an eruptive episode, including the various responding monitoring teams within this organisation, such as: geochemistry, geophysics, geodesy, and social sciences, as well as those responsible for issuing monitoring statements, developing forecasts, and providing impact and warning advice to the public and key decision makers.
His warning advice and comments should not be ignored.
Discovering covert cyber attacks and new malware, issuing early warnings, advice about how to secure networks, and selectively distribute threat intelligence data are just some of the many use cases.
For example, Exercise Pacific Wave is run by the International Tsunami Information Center every two years to practice the sharing of information, warnings, advice, and resources while practicing government led decision making for a tsunami in the Pacific (UNESCO website 2014a).
Warning means cautioning the public at large when we have something specific to warn them about and when we can couple that warning with advice on substantially reducing risks.
And they end with a sober warning: Last advice: Do not let your gas tank get below half full.
The document contains a handwritten note by Manning, warning: "Clear advice from attorney on need for further resolution".
If the charges are upheld the punishments for the five officers could include a written warning, management advice, or instant dismissal.
Similar notes of warning and advice have been distributed by known Jabhat al-Nusra and ISIS members and sympathizers, including an anonymous "brother familiar with the American media".
Click on one and you get a stern warning and advice.
