The phrase "alert students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to students who are attentive, aware, or quick to notice things around them.
Example: "The teacher appreciated how alert students were during the discussion, as they asked insightful questions."
Alternatives: "attentive students" or "vigilant students".
The university's athletic department and alumni association have worked all week to alert students, faculty and alumni to watch the draft.
Soon after the shootings, university officials and police were criticized as taking too long to alert students to the danger after the first one.
In recent years "trigger warnings" have been adopted by many universities in America to alert students to syllabus material that might be distressing.
The government's Health Protection Agency will use the start of the new academic year to alert students to the risks of catching meningitis.
Address study and preparation several weeks before an exam and alert students to the problems associated with procrastination, cramming, and sleep loss.
Both courses alert students to the emotions and values that emerge in conflicts within their professional world, highlighting power imbalances and cultural differences in public disputes.
He loved them, and he must have seen, alert student that he was, what he could do with the electric sound.
The parody video, which focuses on a more grown-up problem (spoiler alert!) student loans, kicks off the Nick and Kelley Show.
A study platform named ALERT STUDENT was built as a free web application.
ALERT STUDENT is a platform that allows creation and distribution of Learning Objects named flashcards, and provides insight into student judgments-of-learning through a metric called 'recall accuracy'.
Based on the fact that there are few reports of systems implementing these principles in such a fashion [ 53], we have developed the platform ALERT STUDENT, a system that empowers medical students with a set of tools to systematically employ spaced repetition and test-enhanced methodologies to study learning materials designed in the form of Leaning Objects (LOs) [ 53].
