The phrase "a new alert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a notification or warning that has just been created or issued.
Example: "Please check your notifications for a new alert regarding the upcoming meeting schedule."
Alternatives: "a fresh notification" or "a recent warning."
Each week, sometimes each day, brings a new alert.
Desperate for that next hit of dopamine that comes with the ping of a new alert.
French authorities have released a new alert to forces across the continent asking them to remain vigilant for the car, registration AE-113-SY, which may be carrying the fugitive.
On Friday, the same day that special counsel Robert S. Mueller III announced the indictment of 12 Russian military intelligence officers for hacking Democrats' emails, Director of National Intelligence Daniel Coats issued a new alert on Russia.
Iraqis with contacts at senior levels of the government said the events on Sunday had caused a new alert to be sent out to the southern governorates, especially Basra, that have been centers of Shiite unrest in the past.
New Relic now offers improved MongoDB support, for example, as well as a new alerts API, per-admin API keys, support for asynchronous frameworks and a few new tools for its Synthetics testing service.
(In February, when the United States raised the terror-alert level from yellow to orange, every cable news network used the bottom of the screen to warn viewers of a "Terror Alert High" and a "News Alert". On a visit to New York, Laura Bush scolded the networks for "frightening people").
The Wall Street Journal, July 29th, issued a "News Alert" that the "Pope Signals Openness to Gay Priests".
The Wall Street Journal, July 29th, issued a "News Alert" that the "Pope Signals Openness to Gay Priests". I found it interesting that this statement was considered a "news alert" in the media.
I already sent out a News Alert to our Members and, if you follow us on Twitter, you already saw it - so I won't go over all the details and possible repercussions again.
