The phrase "alarming phone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a phone that is causing concern or anxiety, possibly due to its notifications or calls.
Example: "The constant buzzing of my alarming phone kept me awake all night."
Alternatives: "disturbing phone" or "worrisome phone".
After enduring years of his son's bizarre behavior, Leonard Tarloff had grown accustomed to the alarming phone calls that indicated that something was once again amiss.
During that initial, alarming phone call, the employee put me on hold while she talked to the Pacers Running Store merchant.
On Dec. 6, Notre Dame officials said, Manti Te'o received an alarming phone call: his dead girlfriend, whose loss had inspired him during what had become a triumphant year for the Fighting Irish, might still be alive.
In "Mr. Goldwyn," now in previews at the Promenade Theater, several floors below "Miss Evers Boyss," where it also opens on March 13, Samuel Goldwyn gets an alarming phone call from the Danish ambassador.
Eight months later, on December 4th, Ricardo Zúñiga, the acting director of Cuban Affairs at the State Department, was working alone in his office when he got an alarming phone call.
Soon after the campaign against environmentalists was announced, Bill McKibben, who teaches environmental studies at Middlebury College, in Vermont, got an alarming phone call from a librarian at Texas Tech University, in Lubbock, who supervises a literary archive to which McKibben had contributed his research papers.
Dr Maurice Stierl of WatchTheMed Alarm Phone, an organisation of activists that supports free movement of migrants, criticised the proposals.
He tells how the alarm phone did not work because thieves repeatedly "mined" its copper wiring, but does not quote the language of the subsequent inquiry, among the strongest ever used by an official tribunal.
Set an alarm (phone or online countdown).
4. It can store three alarm phone number.
It also has a stopwatch, alarm, phone finder, and even a speed indicator.
