The phrase "alert position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is instructed to be ready or attentive, often in military or emergency situations.
Example: "The soldiers were ordered to take an alert position as they prepared for the upcoming drill."
Alternatives: "ready stance" or "prepared posture".
His alert positioning on a free kick against the Czech Republic set up a goal for Edu.
"If a car drifts out of lane, an off-the-shelf vibrating alert positioned on the wheel or the seat may actually be pretty confusing," he says.
The lane warning defaults to high-alert position whenever the car is turned on, which forced me to shut the warning off and defeat its intended purpose.
For safety alerts, position verification is important, and vehicle will wait for RSU response which creates more latency [15].
Presenting such recognitions likely constructed Gap, Levi Strauss, and Nike as leaders in terms of social responsibility, allowing them to positively position themselves by alerting stakeholders to their accomplishments in the arena of CSR (Elsbach & Sutton, 1992; Meyer & Rowan, 1977).
Mendis is in a good position, alert and balanced, as Anderson releases the ball.
(Most assume the position, alert yet horizontal, of the figures on Etruscan sarcophagi).
Forewarned by naval reconnaissance aircraft, the troops were on alert and the position was reinforced by the return of the 2nd and New Zealand Infantry Brigades from Cape Helles and the arrival of the 1st Light Horse Brigade and New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade from Egypt.
If you are not able to reach an exposed position, alert someone who would be inclined to form a truce or alliance with you.
She had not been alerted to the position by the recruiters, who emailed prospective heads, but had applied for the job directly.
