The phrase "alert that there" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "I need to alert that there is a problem with the system."
Alternatives: "notify that there" or "inform that there".
Ruth Wedgwood, an international legal scholar from Yale who is advising the administration on its deliberations over the tribunals, interpreted Mr. Rumsfeld's remarks as an alert that there were no quick solutions.
"The Conservative party needs to be alert that there is a moderate core of Conservative voters, who voted Remain, and who want to hear the Conservative government speaking above the noise of the Brexiters," they say.
Re "No Hint of Sept. 11 in Report in August, White House Says, but Congress Seeks Inquiry" (front page, May 17): It seems to me that the real question to ask the Bush administration is not why it didn't alert the public in August, but whether it put the airports on alert that there could be hijackings.
Panel moderator Jason Kincaid began the panel with the classic mobile marketing example of a consumer having a phone in their pocket and having a push notification give them an alert that there's a frozen yogurt discount nearby.
My phone lit up on April 2 with a CNN alert that there was an active shooter at Fort Hood, an Army installation in Texas.
We received an alert that there was a bomb on the flight, and we were going to explode at any second.
Therefore, in order to evaluate outcomes solely based on handler beliefs and expectations, this study was designed so that any alert issued would be a "false" alert; that is, there was no target scent present in any searches conducted for the purposes of this study.
Unlike in China, where a PM2.5 reading greater than 300 for more than three days triggers a "red alert" that closes schools, there are no official government warnings over high levels of air pollution.
Open the app and, pretty much wherever you are, you could be alerted that there is a Pokémon in the vicinity.
Examination of internal documents and emails revealed that the company used "flawed" data and "misled" the UK regulator, the Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency, when it was alerted that there was a problem, the BMJ said.
Shortly after launch we were alerted that there was an open Api.
