The phrase "always notify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to consistently inform or alert others about something important or necessary.
Example: "Please always notify your supervisor if you are going to be late for work."
Alternatives: "always inform" or "always alert".
Employers do not always notify students of their status.
Crown Prosecution Service must always notify a victim (or the victim's family) of plans to discontinue a prosecution.
Ms. Guthrie said her caseworkers always notify prospective parents — verbally or in writing — when the child they are adopting could limit future adoptions.
Photographers and film crews should always notify the Office of Communications in advance by submitting the HLS Campus Photography/Recording Permission Request.
Still, the governor's office does not always notify the press corps when Mr. Kaine leaves the state on political or personal business, which happens several times a month, said Lynda Tran, his communications director.
* Push notifications: Whether running in the foreground or the background, BeejiveIM will always notify you of new instant messages.
We are aware that military candidates are not always notified of their selection by the GME selection board (GMESB) in time to apply during the NRMP match.
When a user follows a blog, the blog is always notified via our internal notification system and if the blog owner chooses via email.
Vendors further down the supply chain aren't always notified about problems with their products.
Shomrim organisers in New York have also reportedly withheld information on suspected Jewish criminals, and the NYPD has openly criticised the group for not always notifying police when a call comes in.
Among the 62 students who had had at least one accidental exposure to blood, only 26 (42%) had always notified their exposure and 39 (62.9%) never considered the risk of HBV infection after exposure but only the risk of HIV infection.
