The phrase "able to make conscious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity to become aware of or deliberate about something, often in a psychological or philosophical context.
Example: "Humans are able to make conscious decisions that reflect their values and beliefs."
Alternatives: "capable of awareness" or "able to be aware".
However, it does mean that you will recognize quickly their dysfunction and you will be able to make conscious decisions about engaging and not foregoing your needs.
Do you have the presence and awareness to be able to make conscious choices about how to negotiate the debris and wreckage in the road?
If parents are able to identify both their own and their child's emotions by bringing a mindful awareness to the interaction, they will be able to make conscious choices about how to respond, rather than reacting automatically to these experiences.
For the believer in free will, this "magical person" (as determinists may call it) is able to make conscious decisions and choices which take precedence over the natural causes which govern the rest of the universe.
But Helmersson said it was still important to encourage consumers to act in an ethical way, adding: "I also think brands can make it easier for consumers to compare brands and products to be able to make a conscious choice".
"As a footballer you do not have the luxury of the television to slow the pace of the ball down 100 times to be able to make a conscious decision.
In effect, after just 10 months of what their Brazilian medical team call "brain training" they have been able to make a conscious decision to move and then get a response from muscles that have not been used for a decade.
Since it's mobile, the hope is that users will be able to make more conscious financial decisions on the go.
By treating executive leadership as its very own career field you will be able to make a conscious decision about whether it's the right path for you.
science--but also its conceptual scaffolding, a.k.a. the ideas, concepts and history which shape the world we live in, can we ever hope to be free, that is to say to be able to make informed, conscious decisions.
Knowledge is power; when girls know what relational bullying looks and feels like, they are better able to make a conscious choice to move away from friends who use these behaviors.
