The phrase "alert of her" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey awareness or notification regarding her, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "He was alert to her presence in the room."
Alternatives: "aware of her" or "informed about her".
Like thousands of other workers, the woman, in her 50s, said she had been told to record a fresh voicemail message on her office phone, place out-of-office alert on her email, turn off her computer, and go home.
When Tulsi Gabbard arrived at Lihue Airport, on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, she was greeted with a lei made of vibrant plumeria flowers, a small bottle of coconut water, a bagful of mangoes, and a profusion of alerts on her phone.
Irony alert: One of her legal lifelines is the decision that still enrages some of her fellow party members — the Supreme Court's 2000 ruling in Bush v. Gore.
Ms. Streisand responded on the "Truth Alert" section of her Web site that "whoever wrote this is damn talented and should be writing their own play".
The opposition leader and Nobel Prize laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi called this week's verdict that returned her to house arrest for 18 months "totally unfair" on Wednesday, but she remains cheerful and alert, one of her lawyers said.
But when we had a second child, things changed, especially since our younger daughter refuses to sleep on planes and takes a man-stung-by-bees approach to alert passengers of her discomfort, including throwing herself violently into the aisle.
Once Thelma appears, and alerts Peter of her split-up with his father, Peter is shocked, stating that the same happened at the Peanuts reunion, with Charlie Brown then appearing as a punk rock drug dealer.
The next morning, her client politely called her to alert her of the error.
Call whoever.' " Locher sent a text to her husband saying she was O.K., and then asking him to alert the rest of her family.
This new baby, no bigger than a plum, was overruling her ability to stay alert on behalf of her other baby.
