The phrase "alert time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to notifications, reminders, or time-sensitive alerts in various fields such as technology, safety, or event management.
Example: "Please set the alert time for the meeting to 15 minutes before it starts."
Alternatives: "notification time" or "reminder time".
The processor will then change the set alert time and the user will be able to sleep in".
He has not taken up the offer but thinks it is "red alert" time for London, which has a large base of French expatriates.
Based on the type and severity of the alert, time of day, and the potential impact to end-users, the client-designated technical contact may be called.
"Using the snow example, if Weather.com indicates that it is snowing, then a second alert time will be computed," Ms. Dewey writes.
"In this example, the user would have to input a second alert time, an airline Web site to query and a selected event such as whether the flight he or she is on is canceled," Ms. Dewey writes.
The court granted that "there remains a substantial dispute between the parties concerning Reid's access to Time," but it dismissed the case nevertheless, citing the "mootness" doctrine ("No practical consequences would flow from the decision"), so hundreds of confiscated letters from alert Time readers remain in the custody of prison officials in Colorado, where Reid is now serving a life term.
Pairing data from L1 and L5 will help reduce alert times, too.
Consequently, the monitor and administrator users can follow the onset of an alert on a given region and its disappearance after alert time-out.
Issued alert times are saved and sent to the alert server (Fig. 6).
In addition, the Service Controller can alert the admin of a degradation in alert times to a particular server.
This system allowed us to plot an upper bound curve for the best choice of alert times, given a defined alert frequency.
