The phrase "accurate alerts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to notifications or warnings that are precise and reliable, often in contexts like technology, safety, or information systems.
Example: "The new software update provides accurate alerts for system failures, ensuring that users are promptly informed."
Alternatives: "reliable notifications" or "precise warnings".
The agencies said they looked forward to working with media companies to "improve this current technology and build a robust, resilient and fully accessible next generation alerting system that can provide timely and accurate alerts to the American people".
In China, crowdsourced reports are especially important because they fuel more accurate alerts when air pollution, a major public health crisis, reaches harmful levels.
As witnessed over the last few months, Met Office weather forecasts have been remarkably accurate in alerting to approaching storms, both timing and location.
That's accurate, but – spoiler alert – not the whole story.
can issue more accurate and timely emergency alerts.
NIH NINR R01NR013912; NSF 1320347; NHLBI-K08-HL122478 Figure 1 Random forest Area Under the Curve scores for accurate discrimination of real alerts vs. artifact in vital sign abnormalities developing in online continuous monitoring data.
Studies show that physicians appreciate electronic reminders for specific tasks if these alerts are accurate and do not disturb workflow [ 28].
The 74-strong professional choir, which together with most Dutch arts organisations is facing cuts of up to 50percentnt and a threatened loss of numbers, was alert and accurate.
The team wants to replace the familiar "I've fallen and I can't get up" pendants with a 97percentt accurate monitor that can alert family members and medical help to falls in the home.
Goldsmith added that as mayor he would issue public smog alerts to give accurate information on air quality.
The company told me that its alerts are more accurate than crime information distributed on other channels, but again this argument was powered by anecdotes.
