The phrase "alert intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being mentally aware and responsive, often in contexts related to cognitive abilities or situational awareness.
Example: "The soldier's alert intelligence allowed him to quickly assess the situation and make the right decision."
Alternatives: "keen awareness" or "sharp intellect."
Every city needs competent police and alert intelligence – that is not diverted into the reckless surveillance of all and sundry.
Put briefly she is wary, anxious, bemused, fearful, challenged and still full of the alert intelligence that has fired her life.
Mr. Sands is 22, and there was youthful ardor to his playing along with an alert intelligence; he hasn't quite settled into a style, which is exciting.
At every turn, whatever the song, both musicians played with alert intelligence and deep sensitivity, only rarely entering competitive airspace — an easy trap in this sort of setting, as Chick Corea and Béla Fleck might attest.
I suspect a useful defensive device for small-scale attacks would be something akin to a "financial wiretap," which might alert intelligence analysts of suspicious activity in real time, as opposed to the slower reporting system in place today.
In the past few years, Israeli officials have offered an informal threat assessment, telling reporters the number of attack "alerts" intelligence services receive per week.
Bond manages to alert U.S. intelligence forces.
Security forces on the highest alert, with intelligence officers placed at checkpoints to brace them up, have failed to stop the carnage.
PAGE A23 Little Choice on Alert New intelligence reports and political considerations left the White House with little choice but to heighten an alert about possible terrorism.
Assam: The state government has put the upper regions of the state on high alert after intelligence reports warned that United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) militants may target national oil companies' employees as well as politicians.
As the duet progresses, however, the eight lights (neatly squat, black objects) start to trundle more experimentally around the stage; and as their swivelling glass "eyes" react to what the dancers are doing, they seem to interact with them on more equal terms, assuming an alert, enquiring intelligence that's almost human.
