The phrase "send alarms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate the action of triggering or notifying someone about a problem or alert.
Example: "In case of a fire, the system will automatically send alarms to all occupants."
Alternatives: "trigger alerts" or "issue warnings."
The industry motto could have been, "Since we trust, why verify?" In decisions that should send alarms through bank boardrooms, MBIA has managed to persuade judges in three cases that it has a strong enough argument to avoid dismissal at an early stage.
Clever thieves may make off with the computer before it can send alarms.
Clever thieves may even make off with the computer before it can send alarms.
The network is used in a security application with which personnel can send alarms in threatening situations.
The Cubes can be set to send alarms when certain conditions are met, like when noise or temperature reaches a certain level, and you can view historical data to track the effectiveness of any methods you take to change the influence of environmental factors.
The Red Cross and its partners developed a low cost fire detection solution deployed in family dwellings that can detect a fire and send alarms across the entire connected network via LoRa and text messaging.
The fact that Channel see it that way should send alarm bells ringing across the industry," the ITV source added.
In an image that Cunningham made unforgettable, his role at one point becomes sandwiched between a man and woman who carry on regardless while he seems to send alarm calls.
Alarm bells "The failure on UNHCR's part is that that report did not send alarm bells ringing through the entire organisation or prompt them to take rapid action," Rachael Reilly of Human Rights Watch said.
The recent news from Ofsted that the quality of childcare is poorer in deprived areas should send alarm bells ringing across Whitehall for a government that has pledged to end child poverty.
But Giuliani has made crime control a nonnegotiable issue in New York; any sign that the long-term drop in crime is reversing will send alarm bells ringing all over the city.
