Sentence examples for alert support from inspiring English sources
The phrase "alert support" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a support system or team that is responsive and ready to assist, often in situations requiring immediate attention. Example: "Our alert support team is available 24/7 to address any issues that may arise."
Ms. Fogarty drew on substantial reserves of tenderness, anguish and whimsy, with Mr. Peloquin offering alert support.
These aberrations may not have been costly but they betrayed a captain preoccupied and off the pace as well as the absence of alert support from his team-mates in the field.
Previn offered alert support, but did not find the same depths.
Although research is in its nascent stages, soon many programs will work like A-CHESS, using subjective and objective parameters and a range of assessment tools to trigger JITAIs that help individuals either become aware of risky patterns that could lead to relapse or alert support networks in an emergency (Chih et al. 2014).
Methods to evaluate the extent to which computerized alerts support prescribers' information processing are lacking.
Secondly, innovative and practical ICT tools to apply these newly acquired knowledge and skills are needed, such as registration of family history and registry alerts supporting this.
Funding Alert: SCOPe support from the NIH ended in April 2016.
The version used by adventurers can send 10 different signals and, with prearranged codes, alert a support team to changing conditions.
Today he is back in his old stomping ground of Box Park Square, Bethnal Green producing a giant mural made with 2,700 fingerprints (and the help of some locals like four-year-old Max) to highlight the services of StreetLink, a mobile app which allows members of the public to alert local support when they spot someone rough sleeping.
It was placed on alert to support the Australian-led INTERFET peacekeeping deployment to East Timor in 1999 and saw combat in 2003 as part of the Australian contribution to the invasion of Iraq.
Telehealth may help patients to better understand their health conditions by providing tools for self monitoring, encourage better self management of health problems, and alert professional support if devices signal a problem.
