The word "notify" is correct and usable in written English. You can use it when you want to inform someone of something, or communicate with them in an official capacity. For example: "Please notify me if your availability changes.".
Federal police will gain the power to secretly search a terrorism suspect's home, enter through an innocent neighbour's property and impersonate people, without having to notify the subjects of the warrant for six months or more.
The government has committed to a six-week consultation period and will need to notify the EU of the draft regulations – a process which can take up to six months.
The Guardian has interviewed nine people who have told strikingly consistent stories about police holding them in Homan Square for hours without providing any way to notify their families or their lawyers as to where they are.
Boddice issued guidelines to registry staff in case any election dispute was filed, including that they "immediately notify" his associate.
Last week Hockey unveiled new fees and regulations to enforce the laws around foreign ownership of homes The property was purchased illegally in November last year by Golden Fast Foods, a foreign company which failed to notify the Foreign Investment Review Board of its intended purchase.
A spokesman said the bonus policies were reviewed every three years and the last review has taken place in 2007 when a decision was taken to notify staff of their bonuses in January each year.
New migrants will have to notify any change of address or change of marital status.
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