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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are more alert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of heightened awareness or attentiveness, often in comparison to another state or group.
Example: "After a good night's sleep, people are more alert and ready to tackle the day's challenges."
Alternatives: "are more attentive" or "are more aware."
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People are more alert".
Her parents attend every game, and are more alert to potential problems.
Patrolmen are more alert, with better weapons discipline and less absenteeism, American officers here say.
Women are in general better at counter-surveillance because they are more alert to lurkers.
As he put it in the introduction to On Art and War and Terror (2009), "Armed with art … we are more alert and less deceived".
They are more alert about, and suspicious of, the mainstream media and eager for a form that talks to them about real events in a real way, even if that form is often rough or even low-key.
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"He was more alert.
I'm more alert".
They're more alert.
But he was more alert and focused.
"People will be more alert".
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