The phrase "ability to be aware of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity for self-awareness or awareness of their surroundings or situations.
Example: "The ability to be aware of one's emotions is crucial for effective communication."
Alternatives: "capacity for awareness" or "awareness skills".
The ability to be aware of and understand all the moving parts.
Consciousness, the ability to be aware of our mental states, and of our percepts and memories as mental representations of external reality.
With cognitive radio (the term was coined by Joseph Mitola III, a consulting scientist at the Mitre Corporation, to refer to the radio's ability to be "aware" of the conditions in which it sends and receives signals), interference would no longer be a problem.
Small lesions in the midbrain and thalamus of patients can lead to a complete loss of consciousness, while destruction of circumscribed parts of the cerebral cortex of patients can eliminate very specific aspects of consciousness, such as the ability to be aware of motion or to recognize objects (e.g., faces), without a concomitant loss of consciousness in general.
Both require time and patience, but also the ability to be aware of maturity over age.
It comes from an ability to be aware of what's happening in a holistic way, in order to know how to navigate yourself back to balance.
The ability to negotiate and to be aware of copyright issues and current fees is also very important, Marques adds.
The Cambridge, Mass.-based company sees itself as building the brains for robotic systems — the ability for these robots to be aware of their surroundings.
Therefore, the ICDH-II criterion of the 7 day interval after regaining consciousness for PTH development may be inadequate, since the mental confusion and impaired communication during PTA limit the subjects ability to complain or to be aware of headache until PTA resolution.
Thus, implementation success lies in the ability of the project management team to be aware of and to manage several risk threats simultaneously and coherently since they evolve dynamically through time and interact with one another.
Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand your mood and emotions, to be aware of the moods and emotions of others and to use this awareness to guide your behavior.
