The phrase "absolutely be aware" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a mix of two ideas, and it would be clearer if rephrased.
Example: "You should absolutely be aware of the potential risks involved."
Alternatives: "definitely be aware" or "fully understand".
"We absolutely are aware of the dangers of backsliding.
"They're all just a larger story of absolute power corrupting absolutely, so be aware, be afraid, and be good.
"You absolutely have to be aware of power users who put things up on Facebook, Flickr, Yelp," Ms. Burke says.
One place where it's absolutely vital to be aware of confirmation bias is in criminal investigation.
I'd been aware of other reproductive health issues that various women in my family had faced, but I knew from that day on that I absolutely had to be aware of what might be going on with my own body.
"I learned that it is absolutely essential to be aware of danger signs like bleeding, swelling, or fever and how to recognize anaemia or asthma after my baby is born," explains Najiba.
"So I think it's absolutely important for women to be aware that they're part of a proud tradition that stretches back well over a hundred years". Dr Antonia Thomas says she's annoyed with herself, for not seeing the details that were hidden in plain sight in the pictures.
When you watch Kaine's response, however, be aware that you absolutely will not be able to concentrate on what he is saying..... Check out his eyebrow.
There was a concern with the 'corrupting' effect that the sale of data might have upon NHS values: "absolutely, I think we have to be aware of the fact that the NHS is not an infallible system.
Former director of national intelligence James R. Clapper Jr. told NBC's Chuck Todd on Sunday that "there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president-elect at the time as a candidate or against his campaign," adding that he would "absolutely" have been aware if there had been.
