The phrase "alert conducting" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is describing the act of conducting an alert or being alert while conducting something, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The team was alert conducting the emergency drill to ensure everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "vigilant management" or "attentive oversight".
These case reports should direct physicians' attention and keep them alert, while conducting IVF treatment to this subgroup of high risk patients.
These case-reports should direct physicians' attention and keep them alert, while conducting an IVF treatment to this subgroup of high risk patients.
But the ballet was generally alert, firmly conducted by Nicolette Fraillon, and Ana Sophia Scheller relished the impish surprises of its second role.
With the Kenyan leaders expecting a full-scale insurgency, the country's security forces were put on high alert to conduct counter-insurgency (Touval 1972).
When the controller receives the alert, it conducts Policy-Based Routing (PBR) for traffic forwarded to the aggregation switch and importing of suspicious traffic to the security center.
Howman said the appropriate course of action in the case of a suspicious result would be for the lab director to alert the authority conducting the tests — in this case UCI — about the suspicious sample so that follow-up testing could be conducted on the athlete in question.
The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) was alerted, and conducted an investigation.
PCP, Site B To further explore the problem of large numbers of alerts, we conducted a co-occurrence analysis to examine common themes in participants' proposed solutions.
He finally explained what had happened and yelled, "We should have held red-alert meetings!" After conducting focus-group research on the value of the brand and talking with hundreds of employees and advertisers, Armstrong gradually settled on a strategy.
The cast responds to McVicar's and Vale's bleak vision and to the alert, observant conducting of Edward Downes (celebrating his 50th year with the Royal Opera) with performances of high-tension involvement.
