The phrase "alerts playing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where notifications or alerts are being activated or displayed, often in relation to technology or applications.
Example: "I noticed that the alerts playing on my phone were becoming increasingly distracting during the meeting."
Alternatives: "notifications active" or "alerts sounding".
Clearly Mr. Honeck knows how orchestras work from the inside, and the musicians — to judge from their incisive, alert playing — trust him.
"The Winter Soldier" finds Redford paying homage to those roles and — spoiler alert — playing against them as Alexander Pierce, a high-ranking World Security Council official who may have his own agenda.
Jean-Michel Pilc has distinguished himself with bright, witty, alert playing; Jim Ridl, who has played with the guitarist Pat Martino, is an unheralded inventive jazz improviser.
With excellent rhythm sections, a preference for tough, athletic group improvisation and a hyper-alert playing style, the saxophonist Branford Marsalis can pull off some of the more satisfying performances among current jazz musicians.
Strengths evident in a 2009 workshop performance — Ms. Mazzoli's shimmering, surging post-Minimalist flow; Stephen Taylor's haunting manipulation of archival film; alert playing by the Now Ensemble; and the mezzo-soprano Abigail Fischer as a riveting protagonist — remained, enhanced by Alixandra Englund's handsome period costumes and fresh scenes of druggy torpor and religious fervor.
The sound is slightly thinner in eight selections from "A Midsummer Night's Dream," but the alert, verdant playing more than compensates.
AlarmClock alert starts playing audio/vibe in its IntentReceiver, rather than on activity start.
Make sure you are alert while playing the games and activities.
Roborovski hamsters are very hard to catch if they escape due to their small size and great speed, so be careful and alert when playing with your pet.
