The phrase "alert posting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a notification or message that is intended to inform or warn someone about something important.
Example: "The team received an alert posting regarding the upcoming deadline for the project."
Alternatives: "notification message" or "warning notice".
The attachment is a Microsoft Word file called "EXPLORER.DOC" or "RESUME.DOC," according to an alert posted on the Web site of Network Associates, a computer security company.
In the alert, posted around Nichol Avenue, the police urged residents to exercise caution at night and to lock all doors and windows.
But these so-called mass joinder lawsuits being advertised in mailings are fraudulent — sent out by companies purporting to be law firms, according to a consumer alert posted on the Federal Trade Commission's Web site.
The alert, posted on a government Internet site serving the maritime industry, included no additional information about the threat, the possible timing of the attack or who might be behind it, saying only that the government had received unconfirmed information about a possible strike and as a result decided to issue a special warning.
In a security alert posted at 9 49 a.m., the university confirms it received a bomb threat.
According to an alert posted by the college, someone deliberately caused the leak and then tried to ignite the gas with "several residents" inside.
In a "news alert" posted to their Facebook page, Texas Christian group Repent Amarillo announced they would be photographing vehicles that patronize strip clubs, porn shops, and gay bars, and then posting the images to their page.
"Stop Agenda 21," cries Cruz in an alert posted prominently on his campaign website, even taking this war whoop onto talk radio and TV, including an enlightening appearance with the always-thoughtful Glenn Beck.
Along with a tsunami alert posted on its front page, Google has launched the Person Finder: 2011 Japan Earthquake to help connect people that may have been displaced due to the disaster.
Loretta Boniti, a reporter for News 14 Carolina, broke the news on Twitter, and it was confirmed in a breaking news alert posted on the home page of wral.com, a Raleigh-based television station.
