The phrase "alerting technology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to technology designed to notify or warn users about specific events or conditions.
Example: "The new alerting technology in the app ensures that users receive immediate notifications about critical updates."
Alternatives: "notification technology" or "warning system".
It is a highly innovative use of alert technology that will give you the up-to-date information whenever you pick up your phone.
Most recent was Encore Alert, a 500 Startup alumni that's built social media alert technology powered by data science.
And then, as suggested by Marge Laney, president, Alert Technologies, Wal-Mart'SKUKU rationalization program weeded out items that consumers still have on their shopping lists.
The burgeoning field of home care services and health monitoring and alert technologies can also enable you to continue living independently as long as possible and offer solutions that will allow many boomers the opportunity to age in place.
TST was the third question-asker and inquired (plainly, we thought) why publishers act with suspicion and fear towards the very technologies and people that seek to cheerlead for their books -- literary bloggers, bibliophilic social networks, author event calendars and alert-technologies like Twitter.
Unfortunately, this technique wasn't as foolproof as it sounds; the machine went haywire trying to send the readings back to SCRAM's central database, alerting those monitoring the technology.
Also, in this world where all these new services and technologies are alerting you to what's happening within your business, it becomes really hard to manage.
The technology alerts teachers whenever key words or terms, including "War on Islam", "jihobbyist" and "John Cantlie", are used on a school computer.
Their sophisticated technology alerts authorities within 45 seconds of the trigger being pulled.
Dr. Matthew Gymer, the director of innovation at Novant, said he wanted to see how well the technology performed in alerting caregivers to potential behavior changes in thousands of patients with different conditions, including diabetes, chronic pain and heart disease.
