The phrase "alarming paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a document or article that raises concern or fear regarding its content or implications.
Example: "The alarming paper on climate change highlighted the urgent need for action to prevent further environmental degradation."
Alternatives: "concerning report" or "worrisome article".
A United Airlines flight bound for Columbus, Ohio, from O'Hare International Airport in Chicago was kept on the ground for three hours on Sunday afternoon after a Japanese citizen trying to learn English scribbled "suicide bomb" on a piece of paper, alarming passengers nearby.
But other results in the paper are alarming.
Their vast paper contemplated alarming new climate feedback loops involving the Southern Ocean, which could lead to rapid Antarctic ice sheet destabilization and dramatic sea level rise, potentially in this century.
In order to reduce these false-alarms, this paper proposes a new methodology that utilizes transfer impedances obtained between two pairs of collocated PZT patches instead of the electromechanical impedance obtained at one PZT patch.
Very few of us continue to scour our front step with a donkey stone; alarm clocks, paper maps, camcorders - and the recently-banned halogen bulb - could soon be just as irrelevant.
Yet this summer a white paper from Beijing said that local judges should be "patriotic", alarming many in the territory.
But many observers are deeply alarmed that the discussion paper does not mention the 2C goal, but does mention a scenario that could result in almost 4C global warming.
When the staff member drove away, a passing motorist raised the alarm that papers had scattered across the road.Most of the papers were recovered after an hour of searching, although some were thought lost in a stormwater drain, "resulting in moderate reputational risk to the bank," the report said.
