'alerting about' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate when someone or something issues a warning or a notification about something. For example, "The fire alarm was alerting about a potential fire in the building."
These are data from DETER, a program for alerting about deforestation events with a minimum detectable size of 25 hectares.
Citizen warnings alerting about the presence of invasive species has been claimed as fundamental in the strategies addressed to manage aquatic invasions.
In addition, the Army and Navy are alerting about 27,000 National Guard and Reserve troops to prepare for duty, largely in the Persian Gulf region.
That agent was accused of committing the crimes to protect his prized informants, including the South Boston crime boss James Bulger, whom the agent is charged with alerting about a 1995 racketeering indictment so that he could flee.
False negative (FN) ratio, determining the number of samples where the detector fails at successfully alerting about the attacks.
For the cases where the publication is not found in the coauthor's CV, the service could send the coauthors an email, alerting about a new publication, and asking them to include it in their CV.
Previously, only the heads of local terrorism task forces were alerted about such travel.
Aircraft around the United States were alerted about the incident, a federal official said.
The Strategic Command was first alerted about the issue in mid-July.
Of course, you can expect scare stories and Fox News alerts about higher premiums.
Male said he was alerted about the matter by a concerned person.
