The phrase "alarm number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific number associated with an alarm system, such as a code or identifier for a particular alarm.
Example: "Please provide the alarm number so we can troubleshoot the issue more effectively."
Alternatives: "alarm code" or "alarm identifier".
In 5 of the case vignettes, the sense of alarm (numbers 3, 7, 15) and the sense of reassurance (numbers 9, 11) were not consistently recognized by the participants as intended (21 50% agreement).
The police have clocked an "alarming" number of drivers traveling between 70 and 80 m.p.h., as well as some going more than 100 m.p.h., he said.
An "alarming" number of whales are dying off the coast of Ghana, conservationists say, prompting concerns for marine life in the west African nation.
The doctors had gathered to discuss the "alarming number of children falling prey" to the respiratory disease in Mumbai and subsequently missing school, the newspaper reported.
In its opinion made public today, the court, which is based in Washington, documented the "alarming number of instances" during the Clinton administration in which the F.B.I. might have acted improperly.
Last month, in response to what the parks department described as an "alarming number of fatalities" as well as other problems with the ramshackle stable, it suspended the operator's license.
An "alarming" number of pets in Wales are being abandoned, say the RSPCA as recent figures show more than 700 were dumped in Wales in the last 12 months.
Numerous studies have shown that fishing bycatch kills an alarming number of sea turtles each year, and the threats posed by many other human activities are well documented.
OO The Alarming Number Of Fires In The Brazilian Amazon is an undeniable sign that predatory exploration in the Brazilian Amazon has not yet been properly tackled.
