The phrase "appropriate to notify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether it is suitable or fitting to inform someone about a particular matter.
Example: "In this situation, it is appropriate to notify the team about the changes in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "suitable to inform" or "fitting to alert".
Again, as when he was asked about it on Sunday, Mr. Bloomberg offered no apology - "I just don't think we should get involved in making a situation any worse," he said, and he reaffirmed his position about when it is appropriate to notify the public of a public official's arrest.
More than 97% (67/69) of investigators considered it appropriate to notify the participant if IFs were discovered (option 3 or higher; Figure 2).
If the offensive behavior is criminal it may be appropriate to notify the authorities.
"As the strike loomed, though, we thought it would be appropriate for our travelers to notify them proactively that there would be a benefit in this specific situation to have a paper ticket," he added.
— BR If a family's financial circumstances change between the time that the Fafsa is submitted and the decision on which college to attend is made (e.g. the parent who is the primary earner loses a job of 33 years tenure), is it appropriate for the parents to notify the colleges of the change and ask for the financial aid packages to be recalculated?
Additionally, their model includes having the SIEM either take automatic responses to events or to notify appropriate Administrators for action based on configurable policies and/or threshold measurements of events.
"Businesses in these sectors that are identified by the Member States as operators of essential services will have to take appropriate security measures and to notify serious incidents to the relevant national authority," the EC notes.
Similarly, modern ambulances are equipped with two-way radios or cellular telephones to enable them to contact hospitals, either to notify the appropriate hospital of the ambulance's pending arrival, or, in cases where physicians do not form part of the ambulance's crew, to confer with a physician for medical oversight.
The principal investigator was required to notify the appropriate IRB(s) of all untoward events within one week.
PT/INR results exceeding a threshold value of 50 seconds were considered critical results requiring immediate follow-up, with a PHS alert subsequently sent to notify the appropriate physicians.
The $1 billion in assistance has been cobbled together from funds already appropriated by Congress, but the administration is required to notify lawmakers of its intention to release any of the funds.
