The phrase "alerting through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or means of notifying or making someone aware of something.
Example: "The system is alerting through notifications to ensure users are informed of any updates."
Alternatives: "notifying via" or "informing through".
While synchronous alerting has been studied quite extensively, [ 16- 20] alerting through "asynchronous" channels has received little attention.
Alerting through this asynchronous mechanism is quite different from "synchronous" CDS alerts such as drug-drug interaction (DDI) alerts, which interrupt users when they are entering medication orders.
Two study phases were compared: a 3-month pre-alert phase with no alerting to the nurses, and a 3-month intervention phase where the GLYC sniffer was alerting through the Clinical Notification System of our ICIS.
After you set up a portfolio, it automatically sends you alerts through its "myPlan monitor" service when your portfolio drifts more than 10 percent from your goals.
People who live near the plant have been alerted through local news organizations not to be alarmed if they hear explosions or gunfire, officials at the plant said.
Supporters, alerted through social media and a Web site, also sent shovels, some of which still bore postage marks from their points of origin: Colville, Wash.; Camp Hill, Pa.; Tucson.
When there were new episodes available, you'd be alerted through a notification in the feed.
AT&T is betting big on location-based shopping alerts through a partnership with Placecast.
Users can request to be alerted through SMS, email or even Twitter.
If the closing speed represents a risk of an impending collision, drivers can be alerted through a number of warning methods.
The suppliers for materials needed are alerted through a system of just-in-time replenishment of parts and components called Kanban.
