"high vigilance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to being extremely alert and watchful in a situation, often in reference to security or safety. Example: "The airport security team maintained a state of high vigilance, closely monitoring all passengers and their luggage for any potential threats."
The South Korean military has maintained high vigilance since North Korea fired dozens of artillery shells at Yeonpyeong last November, killing two marines and two civilians.
Authorities remain unable to catch any of the operators or determine whether the flyovers are malicious in nature, at a time of high vigilance after last month's terrorist attacks in Paris.
"The U.S. Navy operates under international maritime conventions to maintain a constant state of high vigilance in order to ensure the continued safe flow of maritime traffic in waterways critical to global commerce," Commander Speaks said.
The committee's decision on declaring the international state of emergency was "unanimous" Dr Chan said, adding that the declaration "alerts the world to the need for high vigilance of possible cases of Ebola," though she acknowledged that many countries would not be affected by the virus.
This is the first ever case of fungal scleral abscess in a HIV patient to be reported emphasizing there is a need for high vigilance to suspect an infective aetiology of scleritis in patients with immunocompromised status.
This is the first ever case of fungal scleral abscess in an HIV patient to be reported emphasising there is a need for high vigilance to suspect an infective aetiology of scleritis in patients with immunocompromised status.
But, he added, except for higher vigilance and a moderation of discussion "tone," the site was not ready to institute new rules of behavior.
The authorities in Houston, for example, said they were maintaining the highest vigilance over the concentration of petrochemical plants and the maze of underground natural gas and oil pipelines that lace Texas and provide a combustible target for a possible terrorist attack.
The spike could be related to poor health care procedures, or a higher vigilance for testing, or even a natural seasonal cycle of the virus, but it raises important questions that demand answers.
Hence there may be a shift from a situation with minimal risk of pathogen incursion or augmentation, and consequently a low level of alert to one where higher vigilance is required.
Vigilance has a significant impact on the accuracy of reproducing rhythms (t(17) = −2.733, p < 0.05) as subjects reproduced rhythms more precisely after higher vigilance stage A (MW = 0.046, SD = 0.049) than after lower vigilance stage B (MW = 0.065, SD = 0.067).
