The phrase "alert speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of communication that is clear, direct, and intended to convey important information quickly, often in situations requiring immediate attention.
Example: "In emergency situations, it is crucial to use alert speech to ensure that everyone understands the urgency of the situation."
Alternatives: "urgent communication" or "clear warning".
Finally, patients needing prolonged speech therapy, especially those presenting with nasal speech and compensatory articulation, should alert speech pathologists about the possibility of CPO.
At a later stage in the child's development, hypernasality and articulation problems should alert speech pathologists and pediatric otolaryngologists, prompting them to thoroughly inspect the mouth in search of CPO [ 11, 24].
To summarize, the clinician should be alert to speech motor timing problems.
Available alert delivery methods in the Massachusetts system range from email through to an automated telephone text-to-speech delivery system.
Still, Facebook could consider rolling a "speech alert" feature to an entire city or country if that area becomes volatile politically and dangerous for speech, he said.
Likening it to the attack on Pearl Harbor, he felt that President Obama needed to make a speech to alert the country.
For example, because a successful persuasive speech proceeds alert to the emotional state of the audience on the occasion of its delivery, Aristotle's Rhetoric contains some of his most nuanced and specific treatments of the emotions.
He also described a widespread problem of non-black people reporting posts by black people as "hate speech" in alerts to Facebook, when often those posts are "meant to be positive efforts".
An insomniac would have struggled to stay alert during George Osborne's uninspirational speech.
An hour later I was in the media center trying to persuade Bob Costas that it was just Dear Leader's way of venting a little steam, when word arrived that South Korea was moving its armed forces to a heightened state of alert in reaction to the speech.
A Shawnee friendly to Harrison cocked his pistol from the sidelines to alert Harrison that Tecumseh's speech was leading to trouble.
