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The phrase "should be alert to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be watchful or attentive to something, usually because it may be dangerous or important. Example: "When walking in a crowded city, you should be alert to pickpockets and keep your valuables secure."
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Conclusion clinicians should be alert to the possibility of this injury.
Specialization has its risks, and we should be alert to them.
Open government is of course a good thing, but we should be alert to the dangers.
Of course the Fed should be alert to threats to price stability.
We should be alert to the potential health costs of self-control found among low-income, African-American youth.
Mr. Lawson said that galleries and museums should be alert to what he called "hostile reconnaissance" by would-be thieves.
And those who enjoy having their expectations confounded should be alert to the availability of another equally unexpected treat.
Young people and those around them should be alert to the signs and symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia.
The Supreme Hurdle third probably wants a longer trip, but Tony McCoy should be alert to the situation.
Shareholders in Kingfisher should be alert to the risk that the Asda takeover could prove just such a distraction.
And if legal services are unbundled, firms should be alert to the opportunity to reintegrate them for valued clients.
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