The phrase "alert unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to emergency services, security, or technology, referring to a group or system designed to respond to alerts or emergencies.
Example: "The alert unit was dispatched immediately after the alarm was triggered."
Alternatives: "response team" or "emergency unit".
The aim is to collect data on adverse events specific to breast imaging in the hope of alerting units to potential hazards and incidents in a timely fashion (rather than reading about them in the newspapers!).
Interim interior minister Arsen Avakov said on Facebook "all police personnel have been put on alert": A unit of unidentified individuals armed with automatic weapons and machine guns seized the Crimean supreme council building in Simferopol early this morning.
An alert investigation unit can then investigate these alerts, including an in-depth epidemiologic analysis.
Over the next several days, the Army and Navy will identify and alert specific units to ready their members' paperwork and inoculations.
The military was put on the highest state of alert, National Guard units were called out in Washington and New York and two aircraft carriers were dispatched to New York harbor.
Officials in Abkhazia, the breakaway region in northwestern Georgia, said their armed forces had been placed on alert and units moved nearer to the line of demarcation.
Earlier in the day, the Defense Ministry put security forces on high alert, telling units to remain at their posts and guard weapons.
For years, fire agencies across the country have pooled resources to alert rescue units closest to callers in need of help.
These were noted in the use of accompanying nurses, calling ahead to alert receiving units, following up with patients, and documenting cases.
Many providers noted the difficulty in calling ahead to alert receiving units, because of the poor telephone network connectivity in their communities.
