The phrase "an alert mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is attentive, aware, and able to think clearly and quickly.
Example: "To excel in this fast-paced environment, it is essential to maintain an alert mind at all times."
Alternatives: "a sharp mind" or "a vigilant mind."
She had an alert mind, however, and loved to tinker purposefully.
After all, unlike Rob, they had made it to three score and more, and although I understand perfectly well that to be an alert mind in a senescent body can be a curse - just as can the reverse - the fact is that at all ages we'd just as soon it was the others who actually expire.
Von Fircks believes the portrait of Dürer's father took from Pleydenwurff's portrait, which she describes as a "highly detailed representation of [a] white haired old man, who defies the pains of growing old with an alert mind and an inner animation".
The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal George Jones, in recommending Goble's dismissal, wrote that "this officer has a sound Service knowledge and an alert mind, but suffers from certain nervous characteristics which make continuous application to a task impossible".
The most essential piece of equipment is an alert mind, but other items can help too.
Daylight hours are a good time to do a more extensive re-reading of your journal, and you may be able to gain new perspective on your dream style when reading through your entries with an alert mind.
The opera has always suffered from its reputation as an esoteric connoisseur item, and an alert musical mind is definitely required to savor a score with such spicy delicacies.
That means a strong body with strength, elasticity, balance, and an alert, active mind.
Second (avoidable) is the frequent failure of some cardiologists to use protective leaded eyewear [ 68]; and probably third, that the allowed occupational dose limits were too high to even keep an alert in mind.
I say to you: it is better to have a chairman who is a little advanced in age and who has an alert, keen mind and an open European heart, than a young chairman who is a Euro-sceptic!
Ms. Vanname said: "Someone working consistently 12 hours a day isn't going to have the same alert mind by 4 p.m. as they did in the morning.
