The phrase "alert measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to safety, security, or emergency protocols where specific actions are taken in response to a potential threat or situation.
Example: "The government has implemented alert measures to ensure public safety during the ongoing crisis."
Alternatives: "safety protocols" or "emergency procedures".
The progress of the disease was then simulated and the impact of government alerts measured on the transmission of the disease.
Direct costs include activation as well as ongoing administrative, manpower, and logistic resources, such as use of enhanced personal protective equipment, as part of the alert response measures.
One difference between the old system and the new may be use of a new technology to keep screeners alert and measure their performance.
SO the aviation agency underwrote new software called Threat Image Projection intended to keep the screeners alert and measure their performance.
"If the first effects of climate change are already perceptible, all alerts and measures against it have become even more pressing". NOAA estimated it would take months for the full cost of 2012's disasters to be known.
Britain, Japan and other countries with many cases argued that World Health Organization pandemic alerts should measure a virus's severity, not just its spread.
The 13-page alert included specific measures that could be taken to prevent disruptive attacks, industry officials said.
One hotel manager, who asked not to be named, said police had assured hotel owners after the Kiwayu kidnapping that security forces in Lamu were "on high alert, with all measures taken".
With the city at a heightened state of alert, unprecedented security measures will be in place on New Year's Eve in Times Square, where revelers will have to pass through metal detectors borrowed from city schools for the night, officials said yesterday.
