The phrase "application of alarm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the implementation or use of alarm systems or alerts in various fields, such as security or technology.
Example: "The application of alarm systems in modern buildings has significantly improved safety measures."
Alternatives: "use of alarm" or "implementation of alarm".
The present work reports the application of an alarm management protocol based on alarm priorization to three large Natural Gas Processing Plants, during a three year period, and also investigates the use of different correlation analyses techniques as tools to assist in the further reduction of the number of alarms.
Some of these systems are already present in the market, but in the international literature, there is no data regarding the application of these alarm systems in the field.
After 30 minutes allowed for adaptation, MABP and HR were recorded continuously for 40 minutes under resting conditions and for 10 minutes after the application of the alarming stressor.
Five central areas of concern are discussed: the number of alarms and ways that this might be reduced; false alarm rates and their impact on human responses; the design of alarms and the application of research into auditory cognition on design; intelligent alarm systems; and the proposals for alarm design set out in a recent worldwide medical alarms standard.
In this paper, problems and application of the computation of false alarm rate (FAR) and threshold for belt conveyor systems are studied.
Application of the new technique to alarms log greatly helps the security analyst in identifying the root causes; and then reduces the alarm load in the future.
Sackville-West alluded to these anxieties in order to drum up support for the Marie Curie Hospital: Fear of the surgeon's knife is a serious deterrent, but the application of radium appears to suggest no alarm.
This extra work beforehand can save valuable time and resources investigating "false alarms" after the application of quantitative methods.
It is not clear how the bacteria solved the supposed problem, but their success in doing so raised alarms that widespread application of synthesized RAMPs could lead to bacteria also evolving around an important component of the human immune system (Bell and Gouyon 2003).
Mathematical analysis of traditional univariate alarm techniques indicates that the alarm setpoint, the dynamic alarm order, and the alarm algorithm are the three main elements of alarm annunciation and alarm clearance.
