The phrase "alarmed seeing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be interpreted as describing a state of being startled or frightened upon witnessing something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I was alarmed seeing the sudden storm clouds gathering in the sky."
Alternatives: "startled by what I saw" or "shocked at the sight".
As the region's two most powerful Sunni nations, Saudi Arabia and Egypt view the rise of the Houthis with alarm, seeing them as a new geopolitical triumph by non-Arab Iran after it consolidated its influence in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.
But many in Israel and the United States have reacted with alarm, seeing the law as an attempt to whitewash the historical truth that some ethnic Poles were indeed complicit in Nazi crimes against Polish Jews.
Alarmed at seeing a forecast of soggy days ahead, she and Mr. Kass stopped at the first Target they saw.
Later, a big editor who has been a friend since we served together in Vietnam in 1968 became alarmed after seeing my expense account.
Khan was, in fact, advising the public not to be alarmed at seeing increased police presence in the wake of the attacks.
The young man, who stayed in the drygoods store unless there was some grounds for alarm, saw and heard everything.
We found high prevalence performance and K are both significantly correlated with false alarms (see Table 4).
Although certain other insects have been able to adapt the release of the pheromone to other means of communicating alarm, Polistes exclamans has yet to do so, indicating that it is still in its "primitive state in evolution of the complex systems of communication of alarm seen in higher social insects".
For the OCD-group the opposite picture emerged (highest for EL hit and lowest for EF false alarm, see Figure 1 and 4).
These children evidenced more false alarms (see Table 2) on the recognition phase compared to the groups comprising children with average working memory.
