The phrase "alert awareness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a heightened state of consciousness or attentiveness to one's surroundings or situation.
Example: "In a crisis, maintaining alert awareness is crucial for making quick and effective decisions."
Alternatives: "heightened awareness" or "vigilant consciousness."
It can return you to your own existence with a sense of alert awareness that you wouldn't otherwise have without it.
Under the influence of increasing amounts of alcohol, the drinker gradually becomes less alert, awareness of his environment becomes dim and hazy, muscular coordination deteriorates, and sleep is facilitated.
The texture of his score has a richness of instrumental and harmonic colour, a depth of orchestral and choral writing such as he never attained previously, and the music shows much alert awareness of the technical resources acquired by other creative musicians during the last few years of his life.
Today is AMBER alert awareness day, so this is as good a time as any to get a ID kit for you child.
Eckhart explains how we can be the alert awareness behind our sense perceptions -- listening to the subtle sounds and watching the environment around us -- to experience the sacredness of nature that connects us to the stillness within ourselves.
If you are alert enough in nature, your personality recedes and you don't remember your past or what's going on in your life; everything is replaced with alert awareness.
The pattern of loss which alerts awareness of the disease, however, is often an arcuate scotoma occurring with approximately equal frequency in the superior or inferior hemifield within 20 degrees of the fovea and with or without a nasal step.
ACC has been associated with alert states, self awareness and pain processing [12], whereas mPFC and PCC activations are frequently observed in conditions involving representation of the self and self values [13].
monthly searches of the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL); weekly searches of MEDLINE (Ovid); weekly searches of Embase (Ovid); monthly searches of CINAHL (EBSCO); handsearches of 30 journals and the proceedings of major conferences; weekly current awareness alerts for a further 44 journals plus monthly BioMed Central email alerts.
monthly searches of the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL); weekly searches of MEDLINE; weekly searches of Embase; handsearches of 30 journals and the proceedings of major conferences; weekly current awareness alerts for a further 44 journals plus monthly BioMed Central email alerts.
Shieh and Svec's next step was to create a set of alerts to increase awareness about levels of care.
