The phrase "get alerts for" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to receiving notifications or updates about specific events or topics.
Example: "You can sign up to get alerts for new job postings in your field."
Alternatives: "receive notifications for" or "get notifications about"
Fans follow Gypsy Kitchen's FaceBook page and get alerts for pop-up events at local homes, where, for around 2,000 rupees (£20) paid to the host, they eat distinctive, home-cooked meals.
Whether it's the Women's World Cup, the Ashes, or your football team or cricket county, the BBC Sport app is the one place where you can get alerts for all the sport that matters to you.
Get alerts for new startups and invest live at the event from your phone, if you set up your account in advance.
Users will be able to fly through the app with those compatible drones and get alerts for nearby buildings or obstructions in real time.
While it was always fun to get alerts for breaking news, Field Trip notifications about cool stuff around you and use Glass's built-in navigation tool, the field is now wide open for way more interesting applications.
To take [the community] to the next level, we needed to put in certain features like where you can create your own playlist and share that with friends, or set it up where you can get alerts for whatever it is that you care about.
Consider changing the properties of folders to show the Total Number of Items rather than the Total Number of Unread Items, particularly, if you are already getting alerts for important new messages being received.
Over time, Powa also plans to add Beacons into retail locations and users will be able to, via Bluetooth LE, get alerts in stores for special details just as you pass them; and merchants will be alerted to what you like when you walk into the store.
Normally, registered users would get alerts upon price changes for places they track using PackLate.com, but if you sign up with the code 'TC_PackLate', you'll unlock a feature that ensures you get notified 2 hours before price changes get published on the website (and users who don't read TechCrunch get to see them).
The new web experience is kind of like Dijit's NextGuide app, in that it helps people search for and discover new shows they'd like to watch, while providing ways to easily get alerts and set notifications for shows and movies when they come on.
The travel plans will be synchronized with your calendar, but you will also get alerts on when to leave for the airport (depending on traffic conditions) and what route to take.
