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"so alert" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used as a modifier to indicate something has been done with heightened awareness or attention, usually as a result of being warned about something. For example, "The security guards were so alert after the last intruder alert that no one was able to slip past unnoticed."
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Behind the mask of oblivion lies alertness (or exhaustion from having to be so alert).
Few are quite so alert, either.
She's so alert to any possible rebuff that she can hardly take direction at all.
It was truly heady -- I hadn't felt so alert in years.
"I definitely was doing things in the nighttime that probably made me not so alert during the day," she said.
Is there any other drink that, taken in a moment of pause, can leave one feeling so rejuvenated — so alert, and yet so calm?
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Doing so alerts a driver's fleet manager that there is a problem, and sends them a live stream of what's happening in and around the car.
As a consequence of model simplicity, the so defined alert defined is a circle of a predefined radius where a specific alert type may be issued.
Is there any other drink that, taken in a moment of pause, can leave one feeling so rejuvenated so alert, and yet so calm?
So stay alert".
So be alert.
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