The word "alerting" is an acceptable word in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to the act of informing or warning someone about a potential danger or possible event. For example, "I am alerting you to the fact that the storm is coming soon."
They say they received phone calls alerting them of the impending attacks.
By scanning tweets with the words "Jenner" and "he", the bot sends a message to the user alerting them to their mistake.
Prosecuting someone for alerting the people and the government to a major threat isn't a good image for any government," he added.
Attention will return to the role of the Australian federal police (AFP) in alerting Indonesian police before the arrests of the Bali Nine in 2005.
The Beer Wine Spirits outlets in Palmerston, Parap and Darwin airport put signs up alerting customers to the change in policy when they opened on Monday.
Specially trained dogs from French and Swiss Alpine areas were sniffing at the piles of rubble and alerting their handlers at any trace of human life.
ON BILLBOARDS across Europe, blue posters have popped up alerting citizens to the forthcoming elections to the European Parliament.
Governments often fall into bad habits when their debts are so high, usually by resorting to the printing press and using inflation to cut the real value of their liabilities.Credit-rating agencies are alerting their clients to the danger.
And there are lots of macros to analyse data, alerting the right people to new information and allowing them to respond, for example by adjusting spending caps.Special report How about now?
A further 3,100 or so deaths result from drivers braking too late.Mitigating frontal crashes and panic braking by alerting drivers to dangers ahead and, if necessary, automatically applying the brakes and even boosting the pedal pressure could go a long way to reducing the number of people (42,000) killed annually on American roads.
He himself set up procedures for alerting observers, including amateurs, for whom he had a great respect and affection, to the discovery of anything in a vaguely worrying orbit, so that follow-up observations could rule out a collision as, thus far, they always have.Mr Marsden's other somewhat controversial stand was on Pluto, calling on the IAU to downgrade its planetary status.
