The phrase "alarming state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is concerning or causes worry.
Example: "The alarming state of the environment has prompted many activists to call for immediate action."
Alternatives: "worrying condition" or "disturbing situation".
This alarming state of affairs is not mainly the result of hidden conspiracies or bad luck.
For defenders of national cohesion and tempered adversity in our politics, it is an alarming state of affairs.
Or at least that's the alarming state of affairs at the heart of Danielle Trussoni's 2010 best-selling novel, "Angelology".
"His health is in an alarming state; he must be examined by cardiologists, neurosurgeons, orthopaedists, gastroenterologists," he said.
By the time Linda Culpepper found her way to the Vanderbilt University Medical Center, she was in an alarming state.
They had become unavoidable because the alarming state of the Greek economy had fast turned it into a prime target for speculators.
RVMCS operating in some false alarming states will reduce utility of RVMCS obviously.
Furthermore, the failure undetected states and false alarming states inevitably exist in RVMCS due to the influences of limited fault monitoring coverage and false alarming probability of fault monitoring devices (FMD).
Walker's comparing supporters of American labor with Islamist terrorists generated so much mockery that his even more alarming stated commitment to a broadly conceived interventionist policy ("here or anywhere in the world") got less attention than it should have.
Wasn't it a wake-up call when nine children committed suicide in a single Minnesota school district known for its "extreme anti-gay climate" -- a rash of serial suicides so alarming that state health officials labeled the district a "suicide contagion area?" If we are not awake by now, something is seriously wrong.
"I have always found something inherently alarming about states run by presidents," Mr. Harris said.
