The phrase "a new alert of" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a notification or warning about something that is newly occurring or discovered.
Example: "We received a new alert of a severe weather warning in the area."
Alternatives: "a new notification of" or "a new warning about".
Desperate for that next hit of dopamine that comes with the ping of a new alert.
The deputy AFP commissioner, Ramzi Jabbour, said that under Australian processes, the Australian NCB notifies home affairs of a new alert and if the department finds a match in their protection visa records it informs the AFP.
On the far side of the line, his family is caught in the web of Israeli military checkpoints, meant to keep terrorists from moving; on the side where he lives, every day brings new alerts of possible bombings, information presumably gleaned in part from Palestinian informers.
Just in time for the summer tourist season, the State Department has issued a new travel alert for all of Europe because of the threat of terrorist attacks on the continent.
The aim is to provide an account on the development and first tests of a new Meteorological Alert System MAS for mobile devices to deliver alert signals.
To make substantial gains in improving drug safety, and reducing the risk of adverse drug events with computerised decision support, real-world evidence needs to be generated on the risks associated with drug alerts, and this evidence needs to be incorporated into a new generation of alert systems.
Third, a crude increase in the number of alerts due to addition of new alert types over time on the computerized physician order entry systems or known drugs requiring alerting could increase the total number of alerts.
We've issued a new Buy alert on one of the small cap stock integrated energy service company.
We've issued a new Buy alert on one of the largest commercial insurers in the country.
FEMA's test of a new third kind of alert — the presidential alert — was designed to alert every switched-on phone with cell service across the U.S. at roughly the same time.
