The phrase "a complete awareness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's full understanding or consciousness of a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The team conducted a thorough analysis to ensure a complete awareness of the project's potential risks."
Alternatives: "full understanding of" or "thorough knowledge of".
They can imagine, though they might not have a complete awareness of the distinctions between reality and fantasy.
I entered into all of this -- our partnership, our marriage, parenthood and our family arrangements -- with open eyes and a complete awareness of the financial responsibilities I was undertaking.
My hope is that my tarot photographies will lead their observer closer to a complete awareness of these sentiments where he/she starts to feel them consciously to be able to release them if necessary.
Some of them show a complete awareness of the specificity of this kind of research, while others are still largely influenced by the quantitative paradigm prevailing in the medical field.
A more complete awareness of gratitude often comes like an awakening.
"Those Veterans who respond will receive review of their claims based on VA's heightened sensitivity to M.S.T. and a more complete awareness of evidence development," the V.A. statement said.
Wada said: "The side effect of this chemical compound is so serious that Wada is taking the rare step of warning 'cheats' to ensure that there is complete awareness of the possible health risks to athletes who succumb to the temptation of using GW501516 for performance enhancement".
The final opportunity is to do a re-set on the Arab Spring, and have another election, with each candidate having more clarity of the redlines of the people, and complete awareness of the responsibility of careful stewardship of the country.
In May 1986, they sent him mail from another fictitious organization, "Midlands Data Research", which was for those who "believe in the joys of sex and the complete awareness of those lusty and youthful lads and lasses of the neophite age".
An increase of reported norovirus illness was observed simultaneously to a large outbreak of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli O104:H4 in Germany in 2011 – likely due to enhanced (but not complete) awareness of diarrhoea at that time.
In a study carried out in Tasmania (Hull and Muir 2013), it was witnessed that raptors were passing approximately halfway through the space between the facilities, indicating complete awareness of the turbine presence.
