The phrase "alert files" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to notifications, warnings, or messages that require attention, often in technical or IT settings.
Example: "The system generated several alert files to notify the administrators of potential security breaches."
Alternatives: "notification files" or "warning files".
The double checking required by lenders can slow the process of getting a loan, he said, and the constant presence of the alerts on the files of people who aren't victims of identity theft may lessen the alerts' value, especially because the onus is on the lender to pay attention to the alerts.
Unfortunately, three conservative groups -- the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, and Consumer Alert -- have filed suit challenging the F.D.A.'s legal authority to require the pediatric tests.
If your identification, credit or debit cards are stolen, notify your financial institutions immediately and ask the credit bureaus to place a fraud alert in your file.
(What do they know in Phoenix?) But can you imagine if word had reached the F.B.I. from Tenet at the C.I.A. that the president was personally interested in data about Qaeda threats in the U.S.? Every field office would have been instantly alerted and recent files searched; the troubling Williams memo would have rocketed up the chain and hit the president's desk the next morning.
The feature alerts collaborators when files are created or updated, and incorporates real-time updates in users' activity feeds.
At no charge, U.S. residents can have the three major U.S. credit bureaus place a "fraud alert" on your file that alerts creditors to take additional steps to verify your identity prior to granting credit in your name.
Trying to detect patterns of abusive crawling and suspicious bursts of activity from partner apps by analyzing yesterday's log files alerts you too late to react.
If you're worried about such activity, you can call a credit agency to place an "alert" on your file, warning potential creditors of possible fraud before they issue new cards.
More importantly, while lenders and service providers are supposed to seek and obtain your approval before granting credit in your name if you have a fraud alert on your file, they're not legally required to do this.
"This is particularly problematic because [the ministry of corrections'] data shows that nearly 40% of prisoners in segregation have a mental health alert on their file".
