The phrase "alerts off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that notifications or alerts are disabled or turned off.
Example: "To avoid distractions during the meeting, please make sure your alerts are off."
Alternatives: "notifications disabled" or "alerts disabled".
I prefer to turn those alerts off and keep these messages on the sites they apply to.
You can turn the email alerts off on this page.
You can adjust the frequency of these alerts, or you can turn the alerts off and only see interesting places (in list form or plotted on map) when you open the app.
You can of course easily turn alerts off - if, for example, you do not want to know the results of a match you're planning to watch highlights of on Match of the Day.
For each one of these sections, users can choose the publications and information sources they want to include (so if you're not a fan of Sunset Magazine, you can turn those alerts off, for example).
You see, for the past two years, Shayan and his partners had worked tirelessly trying to get their startup company, a service which tracked teens' digital activities and sent concerned parents alerts, off the ground.
You barely remember to turn the alert off because you're already busy looking at your email.
But the sound of breaking glass alerted off-duty police officer Daniel Enchautegui, who confronted the two men in an alley.
Don't obsess over job alerts, firing off applications indiscriminately and chasing every recruiter for a response.
Mr. Levin says he will not pay for coverage outright, but will pay for tips — for instance, if a person alerts him off to a lawsuit filed in an obscure court.
(You're welcome!) The founders tell us that they really wanted to pick up where Google Alerts leave off, focusing on friends and people we care about.
