The phrase "a notifying" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in standard English, as "notifying" is usually used as a verb or gerund rather than a noun.
Example: "The system is responsible for notifying users of any updates."
Alternatives: "a notification" or "an alert".
The m th node pair broadcasts a notifying signal that contains the decision about whether the new transmit beamformer is kept.
Two weeks before the health check mothers receive a notifying letter and an additional self administered food frequency questionnaire (FFQ).
Adaptive mechanisms are activated to compensate for the lack of function; the injured rat exerts a notifying effort to use the crushed leg and eventually succeeds in walking, nevertheless, with uncontestable difference with respect to the non-injured one.
Two weeks before the health check, mothers receive a notifying letter and an additional self-administered FFQ (Unpublished data: Dutman AE, Stafleu A, Kruizinga A, et al. Validation of a food frequency questionnaire and options for data processing using the doubly labelled water method in children. Submitted, 2009).
If you develop hepatitis A, notify anyone you've had close contact with in the past month so they can also contact their doctor.
NotifiesToBackup(A) == A notifies to its newly assigned backup.
This mode implies the creation of a notify column (described hereafter) per each dataflow.
Since medical devices require a CE certification by a notified body, this paper also describes the required regulations, which build the basis for the safety concept.
It even offered a "Notify" button that App Store users could click to get an alert when the game arrived.
For a notified case to be reported as hospitalised, the national surveillance system does not require a causal link between the notified disease and hospitalisation.
This study was conducted in a high tuberculosis (TB) burden area in Worcester, South Africa, with a notified all TB incidence rate of 1,400/100,000.
