The phrase "alert report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a report is generated to notify or inform about a specific situation or issue that requires attention.
Example: "The security team submitted an alert report detailing the recent breach in the system."
Alternatives: "notification report" or "warning report".
The architecture is aimed at reducing the alert overload by correlating results from multiple sensors to generate condensed views, reducing false positives by integrating network and host system information into the evaluation process and correlating events based on logical relations to generate global and synthesized alert report.
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The Child Alert report also argues strongly for increased efforts to address Afghanistan's maternal mortality rate.
The Child Alert report is the third in a briefing series that presents core challenges for children in a given crisis location at a given time.
Israel's military, after a 24-hour alert, reported quiet on the northern borders.
Science Alert reports that even doctors and nurses in some hospitals in Sweden have adopted the six-hour work day.
Researchers are seeking permission to test his brain tissue to determine what form of vCJD he contracted, Science Alert reported.
Last month, e.g. the IIF EM Portfolio Flows Tracker and Flows Alert reported a further strengthening of portfolio flows to emerging markets after the Brexit vote.
However, as of June 17 , 2011 WWV is announcing at :18 past that the decision has been retracted and that the geophysical alert reports "will continue for the foreseeable future".
The bold headline on the front page of the Financial Times some two weeks ago, "US Drought Triggers World Food Crisis Alert," reported that the worst U.S. drought in fifty years was pushing agricultural commodities to record prices.
The growth and changes in global food alerts, as reported from an EU perspective, are illustrated in Figure 2. Food alert reports adopt an 'infringement' approach, focusing on the frequency and trends in reasons for food alert.
