The phrase "alert center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or system designed to monitor and respond to alerts or emergencies, often in contexts related to safety, security, or information technology.
Example: "The company has established an alert center to monitor potential security threats in real-time."
Alternatives: "notification hub" or "emergency response center".
Here's whom you should approach: your local earthquake-alert center.
Sometimes when alone and thinking or struggling to turn a matter over to Jesus Christ in prayer, he would find himself putting his fist in his palm and turning it slightly as if still playing and pounding his glove to stay sharp and alert in center.
This will help you stay alert and centered.
In another, it was observed that, although some modern cars can automatically alert a service center about a technical problem, a child's looming illness creates no such alert.
Position the cameras around the perimeter of a property and they can autonomously detect distant movement, decide whether they are seeing a wild animal or a potential criminal and alert a command center that might be thousands of miles away.
According to "At Warning Center, Alert for the Quake, None for a Tsunami" (front page, Dec. 28), "one of the few places in the Indian Ocean that got the message of the quake was Diego Garcia, a speck of an island with a United States Navy base".
This is also true for companies like General Electric ge and Whirlpool whr, which are developing refrigerators that automatically alert a service center if the fridge is on the blink.
Symantec and the rest of the industry will be able to disable the Windows Security Center alerts, and the means will be created to allow them to monitor the kernel.
The companies want Microsoft to create what is called an interface, allowing them to disable the Windows Security Center alerts, so that it never shows its face to the user.
Mexico's chief government epidemiologist, Dr. Miguel Ángel Lezana, said this week that his center alerted the Pan American Health Organization, a regional arm of the W.H.O., on April 16 about an unusually late rash of flu and pneumonia cases in Mexico.
