The phrase "alerted ahead of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone was informed or warned in advance of an event or situation.
Example: "The team was alerted ahead of the storm to ensure everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "notified in advance" or "warned prior to".
With these solutions, sales and account managers get alerted ahead of time by the "machines" to specific customers or deals that are at risk, thus allowing management to take corrective action.
But if either of these is the case, then why wasn't Dogar's security detail alerted ahead of the fart and, most damningly, why was the handshake allowed to go forward when both the chief justice and his staff were aware that another court member's proximity to the discharge could have dire consequences for the country's already embattled judicial system?
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See articleChina remained on high alert ahead of an important Communist Party meeting.
The clash took place after five days of peaceful demonstrations as the police went on heightened alert ahead of a week of international meetings.
They found no bomb, but the scare tested the readiness of security forces already on high alert ahead of the Athens Olympics this summer.
The market, which is on interest-rate alert ahead of Mr. Greenspan's comments, did not seem too fazed by news that crude oil futures in New York broke above $30 a barrel, the highest since the Persian Gulf war in January 1991.
In September this year, a court in the state divided the site between Hindus and Muslims, giving the majority share and the part upon which the mosque had stood to Hindus.India had been placed on high alert ahead of the anniversary, as it was in the days following the court ruling.
The Met Office has issued a yellow alert ahead of heavy rain and wind on Monday, as efforts to clear up damage caused by Christmas storms continue.
The attacks come at a tense time, with security forces already on heightened alert ahead of the anniversary of the start of the uprising against Mubarak, our correspondent says.
As residents saw electricity supplies restored, the Met Office issued a yellow alert ahead of heavy rain and wind on Monday, with Wales, south west England and Scotland predicted to be the worst affected areas of the UK.
