The phrase "alerts of the" 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 will send alerts of the upcoming maintenance schedule to all users."
Alternatives: "notifications regarding" or "warnings about".
The present work lays a good foundation for safety alerts of the flat-topped main cables in construction.
Facebook makes this a social act by automatically informing the player's friends, via tiny "news feed" alerts, of the fun in progress.
Some teaching job sites, such as Guardian Jobs for Schools, allow you to save your job search preferences by region, town and city, subject, phase and school type – and will send automatic email alerts of the latest vacancies.
But that quarter — spring in the northern calendar, darkening autumn in the southern ocean — we had been given a kind of pass from the alerts of the Cold War.
These alerts may be observed in batches, which contain similarities in the source or destination IPs, or they may produce abnormalities in the distribution of alerts of the same signature.
With so little known about the inner workings of this dark kingdom, miscalculation by any side in response to developments inside the North is a very real possibility given the hair-trigger alerts of the militaries on the peninsula.
The rest of the time in center field, he seemed relaxed but alert of the game.
The future design for the vibration alert of the mobile phones is likely to follow this trend.
In fact, the Russians were alerted of the attack beforehand (who may, in turn, have also alerted the Syrians).
After the shooting, the president's aides ordered a national alert of the military and the police.
Vladimir — the more alert of the two tramps — is played by Shane Baker, a tall vaudevillian who also wrote the translation.
