The phrase "alert increased" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where an alert level has risen, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The alert increased significantly after the recent security breach."
Alternatives: "alert level raised" or "alert heightened".
In Philadelphia, the police commissioner, Charles H. Ramsey, has placed the department on "high alert," increased patrols around religious buildings, and intensified security at tourist attractions and shopping malls, the police said.
This provides indirect evidence that consumption declines coincident with a drought alert, increased water waste enforcement, and other policy responses also played an important role in conservation.
For each medication, the screen initially shows a short alert in a red font such as ' WARNING Dose Alert, Increased Sensitivity In The Elderly…MORE' (tables 1 4).
The authors concluded that while the computer alert increased chlamydia testing, the reminder alone would not be sufficient to increase testing to the levels required; however, it would be useful as part of a multi-faceted intervention [ 10].
The most frequently reported positive effects are feeling more awake or alert, increased energy and sociability, and aphrodisiac qualities, while negative effects reported by users include 'comedown', paranoia and inability to sleep [ 3].
On July 22 before the storm struck, the Philippine military was put on red alert, increasing security at the presidential palace.
Activating Orange Alert increases cost with minimal benefit in mortality rate reduction.
In Experiment 1, despite drivers always making the correct response maneuver, their manual response time and verbal response accuracy significantly degraded as the number of alerts increased from three to seven.
Provider alerts increased the likelihood of glycemic and lipid monitoring to a statistically significant degree.
The number of drug alerts increased from 5 in 2001 to 31 in 2011.
Moreover, the increase in alerting efficiency was driven by a decrease in RT to no cue trials and suggests that the meditators became more vigilant and their tonic alertness increased.
