The phrase "again conscious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of awareness that has returned after a period of unconsciousness or unawareness.
Example: "After a brief moment of confusion, she became again conscious of her surroundings."
Alternatives: "aware once more" or "conscious once again".
Immediate medical attention prevented his attempted suicide, and half an hour later Laval was again conscious.
"Do humans in Iceland," she asked again, conscious that something was staring and listening — uncomprehending, she believed — to the scratch of her voice, "do humans turn into trolls?" "Trolls," Thorsteinn said.
"Maybe, when you can see them," he said equably, scribbling away with charcoal, "maybe then... ..... "Do humans in Iceland," she asked again, conscious that something was staring and listening — uncomprehending, she believed — to the scratch of her voice, "do humans turn into trolls?" "Trolls," Thorsteinn said.
Adverse events may be a matter of concern when such insistence is implemented, but again, conscious use of agents in combination can reduce such a risk.
I closed my door and dead-bolted it, alone again, yet conscious of the cryptic presence on the other side.
The task of the Identitarian movement is to create the possibility so that people can once again become conscious of their place in an ancient chain".
Again, health-conscious consumers and pioneer businesses have led the way to a solution, pushing for organic agriculture, which is a rapidly growing sector of the food market.
That is, an ego is precisely what I am for myself (in other words, what the Ego is for itself)—again a "conscious-existing carrier of the world of phenomena"—and yet other than myself.
When I was conscious again, I reached back and felt the blood, sticky in my hair.
A brain circuit involved in decision making is activated, again out of conscious awareness.
I blacked out or something for a minute, and then when I was conscious again, I couldn't speak".
