The phrase "alert addressed" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to notifications or messages that have been directed to a specific recipient or issue, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The system generated an alert addressed to the security team regarding the breach."
Alternatives: "notification sent" or "message directed".
The embassy alert, addressed to American citizens, warned that "foreign terrorists may be currently looking to conduct attacks against tourist areas in Bangkok in the near future" and urged "caution when visiting public areas where large groups of Western tourists gather".
While such an alert addressed a matter of the utmost gravity, there was no requirement in place for a warning officer to double check with a colleague or get signoff from a supervisor before sending such an alert.
Normally, at the ordinary criticality level the only countermeasure is keeping a more frequent monitoring activity, while moderate and high criticalities can give way to real alerts addressed to municipalities and to other environmental agencies.
The humor turns blacker when Mr. Asmussen suggests that the Bush administration, with its color-coded terrorist alerts, addresses the public as though it were the preschool Teletubbies audience.
Received data is then studied by an elected clinical team member responsible for ensuring that any immediate alerts are addressed.
The daughter of a Christian Coalition leader in Georgia, Ms. Fields, 31, works out of a cramped St . Louisoffice where five full-time workers wearing buttons that say, "It's the Supreme Court, Stupid!" pound out e-mail alerts, address leaflets and organize volunteers for phone banks.
Most CDSS capabilities available in commercial EHR systems (e.g., drug-drug interaction alerts) address low-level cognitive functions, such as reminding or alerting.
Established "phenol" alerts explicitly address, for example, DES, biphenylols, or parabens [4, 5, 7].
Providing alerts to address both extremes of the possible weight continuum addresses this issue but has its own challenges.
In addition, if a single patient had more than one PDDI, the prescriber received additional fax alerts to address each PDDI.
Since our proposed taxonomy conforms to the structure we have outlined above (specially derived from natural language), developers can more easily associate an alert to an existing taxonomy entry or, better, create new entries to address new alert types that take place in his/her specific environment.
