The phrase "alert governments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for governments to be informed or made aware of a situation or issue that requires their attention.
Example: "The recent data breach has the potential to compromise national security, prompting experts to alert governments around the world."
Alternatives: "notify governments" or "warn governments".
Alert governments try to kill the larvae with insecticides before they take wing.
Agencies have been devised as an antidote to such problems either by becoming watchdogs that alert governments to the abuse of laws and regulations or by regulating governments themselves in the name of efficiency, consumer protection, and, less frequently, the citizen.
Health surveillance systems should be able to alert governments and the public to social policy and program failures and contribute to analysis of the lessons learned.
In 2000, the Women's World Summit Foundation (WWSF) launched the World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse to alert governments and civil society organisations across the world to play a more active role to promote respect for Articles 19 and 34 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
"Toyota takes its responsibility to advance vehicle safety seriously and to alert government officials of any safety issue in a timely manner," the statement said.
He is the former coordinator of the Queer Economic Justice Network, which he founded in 1999 to alert government to the effects of welfare reform on gays and lesbians.
Toyota's US unit said that it "takes its responsibility to advance vehicle safety seriously and to alert government officials of any safety issue in a timely manner.
At best, those bills only serve to alert government ministries about specific issues.
Under the alert, government agencies direct people to stay indoors, advise schools to cancel classes, and restrict use of vehicles. .
The weather service issues such warnings to alert government agencies about the onset of weather and moisture conditions that could lead to increases in wildfire activity.
Humanitarian organizations would play a secondary role by alerting governments to problem areas and working to extend short-term relief into more long-term assistance.
