The phrase "alerts of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to notifications or warnings related to a specific subject or event.
Example: "The system generates alerts of a potential security breach to ensure immediate action can be taken."
Alternatives: "notifications regarding a" or "warnings about a".
Occasionally, alerts of a new virus, or a mutation of an old one, come from a laboratory.
And while the system's main role used to be to warn of a then-feared Soviet attack, it is no stretch to imagine alerts of a very different nature now.
Indiana residents can breathe easy after emergency radio alerts of a zombie attack were deemed to be the product of a hack.
On Wednesday, thousands of students and UCLA staff found themselves racing to barricade classroom doors with desks, projectors and anything else they could find after cellphones buzzed across campus with alerts of a possible shooting.
The proliferation of personal technology offers some huge opportunities on the quake safety front, most notably a fledgling early warning system that one day could send alerts of a coming quake to phones, computers and tablets up to a minute before the shaking begins.
In 2000, alerts of a relapsing fever outbreak were received within 1 week and responded to by a local team; the outbreak was contained within 2 weeks, resulting in only 154 cases and 8 deaths (22 ).
Furthermore, SafeDK lets developers deactivate specific permissions and get real time alerts of an SDK's behaviour in their app.
Second, during the forensics analysis, we manually examine the alerts of an investigated host and extract a number of features regarding the type and severity of the alerts, the size and duration of an incident, and the involved services and hosts.
Police were called to the property on Monday night in response to an alert of a domestic disturbance.
In a controlled setting, one can make an objective measurement of how many times the alert of a drug-detection dog was correct.
There's the radio alert of a gunman on the lam, the little girl who can wriggle free of any binding, the corpse staged like a crucifix.
