The phrase "alert approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or strategy that is attentive and responsive to changes or potential issues.
Example: "In our project management, we adopted an alert approach to quickly address any unforeseen challenges that arose."
Alternatives: "vigilant strategy" or "attentive method".
Tika Sumpter takes a suitably smart, alert approach to playing history's most modern first lady to date; one wonders if her successor, Melania Trump, will ever be personified quite so coolly (or lit quite so glowingly) on screen.
Although the association between air pollutants and asthma attacks is well documented [ 5, 6], the lack of specific guidance in asthma intervention programs to reduce exposure beyond broad nationally set air quality alerts may severely limit effectiveness of the air quality alert approach.
Already, education groups are criticizing the report for its consumer-alert approach and methodology.
alert is sent to LCC which assesses situation at the LX and alerts approaching train, which in turn starts braking.
In our previous work, an alert correlation approach based on our XSWRL ontology has been proposed.
This paper focuses on how to develop the intrusion alerts correlation system according to our alert correlation approach.
In 2004, we developed an EHR-based Clinical Trial Alert (CTA) approach.
Use of an Electronic Health Record (EHR -based, point-of-carEHR -based Trial Alert (CTA) approach has led to significant increases in point-of-careeraTrialecruitment Alertolds promise for wider benefit.
The radar unit for that system sits in a median, Mr. Brake said, and penetrates well beyond the highway itself, providing advance alerts of approaching animals.
The X Factor security men were on full alert, however, approaching The Independent's reporter as contestants were interviewed as they left.
This distance was chosen because preliminary tests showed that king penguins breeding in the BDM colony become behaviouraly alert when approached by humans from a distance of 10 m or less (Groscolas & Viblanc, unpublished data).
