The phrase "alert comes" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to indicate that an alert is being received or triggered, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "When the alert comes, we need to respond immediately."
Alternatives: "alert is received" or "alert is triggered".
The alert comes two days after an easyJet plane bound for Morocco was evacuated at Manchester Airport following reports a man had claimed to be carrying a bomb.
The alert comes after a case of legionnaires' lung disease was identified in a baby born in a home birth in one of the pools.
The alert comes as the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, prepares to visit the UK on Thursday for talks on issues including the environment.
The alert comes a day after the Supreme Court ordered Mr. Mancini to stay in India while the two countries work to resolve the standoff over two Italian marines who faced murder charges in the deaths of two fishermen.
Allegedly based on electronic eavesdropping, the alert comes in the midst of a national and international political firestorm over the continuing revelations of Edward Snowden about the electronic surveillance programs of the National Security Agency.
Beijing's second red alert comes after a landmark climate agreement was reached in Paris in December, setting a course to move away from a fossil fuel-driven economy within decades in a bid to arrest global warming.
The alert came to nothing.
"Every time an alert came out, people canceled their trips," he said.
The first alert came as a surprise even to some senior American counterterrorism officials.
A different alert came up when an insurance company declined coverage of a physical.
Meanwhile, the costs of the orange alert come straight out of the city's budget.
