The phrase "almost aware of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of partial consciousness or understanding about something.
Example: "She was almost aware of the changes happening around her, but she couldn't quite grasp their significance."
Alternatives: "nearly conscious of" or "partially aware of".
Most if not all of Solo's fellow-players are almost certainly aware of the charges by now.
I became almost immediately aware of a large amount of screaming from the outside.
At times, though, the media-conscious Mr. Roth seems almost too aware of his image.
Another thing I know is that athletes are almost always aware of what they are putting in their bodies.
Since Mr. Madoff was almost certainly aware of these potential conflicts before he hired Mr. Sorkin, it is unlikely he will raise them as grounds for replacing his lawyer.
But when I stood up and turned around to face the house, I was exquisitely, almost hallucinogenically aware of the hot, rough boards against my feet, the high keening cries of the seagulls and sand-pipers overhead and the bright sun-blasted colors of the shore at midmorning.
Intelligent, sensitive, and almost always aware of what the right thing to do is – witness the love and responsibility he feels for Bug, and his willingness to stand by Randy at his own risk – how has he fallen in with Marlo, Chris and Snoop, three of the show's most amoral, cold-blooded characters?
You are almost certainly aware of the PT (which I believe stands for Personal Transportation) because of its unique look.
Thus, people become almost instantly aware of the energy and environmental implications of their actions, which motivates them towards behavioral changes and the adoption of environmentally friendly practices.
Hume was almost certainly aware of this passage because the proper meaning of "attraction" is discussed, with explicit appeal to Newton's intentions, in Hume's footnote to EHU 7.1.25.
Both women and men are almost equally aware of the HIV transmission.
