The phrase "a developing awareness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual increase in understanding or consciousness about a particular subject or issue.
Example: "Through the workshops, participants gained a developing awareness of the importance of mental health in the workplace."
Alternatives: "growing awareness" or "emerging understanding".
Spend a few moments developing awareness of what you are doing, such as sitting, breathing and relaxing.
By opening a pathway for developing a mind/body connection, self-acceptance and self-worth, mindfulness becomes an essential tool for developing awareness of our feelings and emotions.
The media has an important role in developing awareness amongst members of the community regarding the extremely limited value and potential harm of breastmilk substitutes in emergency situations.
We believe that obese kindergarten teachers have a previously developed awareness of obesity-related physical and mental health problems, possibly because obese kindergarten teachers have had personal experiences with weight-related physical comorbidities or psychological strains [ 4, 5, 55, 56].
Then we can develop a certain process to develop awareness.
The experimental programme took a psychosomatic approach based on a humanist intervention theory that develops awareness of feelings and body sensations, their differentiation and their interrelationship.
Implement a strong marketing campaign to develop awareness of the software and its benefits within all of the training centers, school districts, brokerages, and among parents.
Increased testing could be partly related to a higher antibiotic consumption in the hospitals considered in the study, and partly to a developing CDI awareness among healthcare professionals.
The book is a fable about a girl's developing political awareness.
Haus Mitteleuropa, the German theme house at 620 Mayfield, is an undergraduate residence devoted to developing an awareness of the culture of Central Europe.
