The phrase "alarming death" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a death that is shocking or causes concern, often in contexts related to health, safety, or crime.
Example: "The alarming death of the young athlete raised questions about the safety protocols in place during the event."
Alternatives: "disturbing death" or "shocking death".
It might be best, however, to stay clear of Russia, where the game has an alarming death rate, and where warlords from the North Caucasus (sinister even by football's standards) have recently started buying into the business.
The first trailer for "Top of the Lake Chinaa Girl" is here, and it features Moss' Detective Robin Griffin investigating an alarming death in Sydney, Australia.
During the first Republican debate last week, the loudest applause of the night rang after Brian Williams questioned Gov. Rick Perry on Texas' execution of an alarming 234 death row inmates.
Perhaps most alarming, while the death rate has slightly decreased in eastern Congo, the last festering node of conflict, it has actually increased in some parts of central Congo, though the area has not seen combat in several years.
Then yesterday USA Today had a front-page story about the alarming increase in death by liposuction.
He began collecting cancer data after he noticed an alarming number of death notices in his home town, Nola, north-east of Naples.
But more alarming than the death of records labels, is the continuing degradation of musical mediums.
The change agent may have been the 2001 report by the Institute of Medicine, which shocked the collective conscience of the industry with the revelation of the alarming statistics of death owing to preventable medical errors.
Last year many hoped the Labor Department would finally respond to alarming injury and death rates by curbing the most hazardous forms of agricultural work for kids under 16, including restrictions on high-risk work in tobacco production, and limiting dangerous tasks involving certain farm equipment and animals.
The surge in asylum-seekers and other migrants, and the alarming rise in deaths at sea, poses an acute moral and political dilemma for European governments.
Police have been asked to investigate allegations of a cover-up at the Care Quality Commission, stemming from the health regulator's failure to investigate an alarming rise in deaths in Morecambe Bay NHS Trust hospitals.
