The phrase "alerting in case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to notifying someone about a specific situation or event that may occur.
Example: "The system is designed for alerting in case of any security breaches."
Alternatives: "notifying in the event of" or "informing in case of".
The three challenges aim to tackle three problems common in dealing with atrocities: how can we better understand which communities are most at risk; how isolated communities at risk of attack might better communicate with each other; and how fast can human rights organisations be alerted in case of an actual attack.
The real-time remote monitoring of vital signs through embedded sensors (attached to patients) allows health care providers to be alerted in case of an anomaly.
The user utilizes a Security Business Flow Language describing which VM components are to be monitored, which behaviour of this VM is considered "normal" and how to alert in case of system security suspicion e.g., open network connection without a preceding legitimate request.
The project coordinator will be alerted in case of neonatal/infant mortality and need for verbal autopsy.
Of note, most of these errors are prevented in the updated version of the CPOE system with the presence of mandatory fields for up-to-date weight, critical blood results and alerts in case of inadequate parameters/values.
And if it's only about alerting people in case of emergencies, like the example Williams cites, who would be the one to determine when and why it's worth sending warning messages out to users?
Ms Blauel, also the vice mayor at the Paris Town Hall, said the sensor were wired to a central control station and "in case of an alert, a police team is sent immediately on site".
Across the road, three black sirens have been erected to alert citizens in case of evacuation.
Awareness raising could help reduce the rate of new species introductions, and perhaps lead the person having introduced a new plant species to alert authorities in case of suspected invasive behavior, as happened in the case of tropical kudzu [50].
Japan also said its self-defence force would remain on alert in case of further launches.
South Korean media reported that troops positioned near 11 loudspeakers sending out the propaganda broadcasts had been put on high alert in case of retaliation by the North.
