The phrase "alert rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to monitoring, notifications, or responses, often in fields like technology, healthcare, or security.
Example: "The alert rate for system failures has increased significantly over the past month, indicating a need for immediate attention."
Alternatives: "notification frequency" or "response rate".
Army officials said the military had not increased its alert rate.
During initial testing, clinical pharmacists determined that there was an excessive number of nuisance and clinically insignificant alerts, with an overall alert rate of 9.2%.
Another approach for finding reliability is to relate reliability with the true alert rate of IDS.
In this approach, it is assumed that the IDS having highest true alert rate and lowest false alert rate will be assigned highest reliability and, thereby, given highest weightage in fusion process, while all other IDS is assigned relative reliability value based on their true alert rate and false alert rate.
The approach of assigning reliability based on true alert rate requires the ground truth knowledge.
This is accomplished with an overall low alert rate.
The system was subsequently deployed at two facilities and achieved alert rates of less than 1%.
Public wide-area BGP-announcements, traceroutes, and simulations are used to estimate the overhead, scalability, and alert rates.
To determine dosing alert rates based on prescription order characteristics and identify prescription order risk factors for the occurrence of dosing alerts.
A day after federal officials warned of threats of a major attack and raised the national terrorism alert rating to orange, or high risk, officials around the country tried to be prepared for the holiday season.
Last week, the London-based rating agency Fitch IBCA put a Risk Alert rating on SBS Agro, a sign that the bank is being closely watched for signs of instability.
