The phrase "alert in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of alert or notification that occurs under certain conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The system generated an alert in which the user was notified of unusual activity on their account."
Alternatives: "notification that" or "alert that".
Today, the state was still on a so-called Stage 2 alert, in which the supply of power was just 5percentt greater than actual use.
The state's reserve has remained above the critical 1.5percentt margin that would trigger a Stage 3 alert, in which the Independent System Operator orders utilities to begin rotating blackouts.
California has hovered at the edge of a genuine crisis in recent days, a so-called Stage 3 alert, in which electricity reserves fall to less than 1.5percentt of total supply and the authorities can order rolling blackouts to cope with the problem.
It was Day One of the newly re-upped security alert, in which the bathroom had suddenly become a kind of frequent flyer's red zone, a storeroom of forbidden goods: toothpaste, mouthwash, hair spray, hand cream, sunscreen, mascara, Visine, Clearasil, Old Spice.
Her show even features a regular segment called "The Illegal Immigration Sob Story" alert, in which she reads news pieces she feels are biased toward illegal immigrants.
It's all somewhat reminiscent of the South Park episode "Smug Alert!" in which dangerous levels of "smug" create a storm that nearly destroys the town after everyone starts driving hybrids.
They can also choose not to receive alerts, in which case they open the app to find information.
Amber alerts, in which bulletins about abductions are quickly distributed through the news and posted on highway signs, were named in recognition of Amber Hagerman, a 9-year-old Texas girl who was kidnapped and killed in 1996.
Amber Alerts, in which officials send out bulletins to be broadcast on television, radio and, in some states, on highway signs, have been credited with recovering 22 children nationwide, said Tina Rosenberg, a spokeswoman for the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
Daniel Gross, co-founder of another personal assistant app, Cue, said that was why it had started with alerts in which a person had already signaled interest, by creating a calendar entry, for example.
They tie into Mountain Lion's new alert system, in which each incoming alert bubble slides quietly into the corner of your screen.
