Update alerts-create.md

[sunilmathew]

The field was wrongly mentioned as Reason Type instead of Resource Type. The description needs to be completed.

I'm not well-versed with this feature but came across this while preparing for DP-300 exam. If it is indeed Reason Type, please change the text above the table instead (where it is mentioned as Resource Type).

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[MashaMSFT]

Hi @sunilmathew , thank you for your submission! I followed the steps in the article, and when I go to create an alert for SQL MI from the resource health pane, I see Reason type, as is described in the article:

Since the article is accurate, we'll be closing this PR, but we really appreciate you helping improve the documentation!

Thanks again, and I hope you have a great rest of your day!
Masha from the SQL Docs team
#please-close