The phrase "are actually aware" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that someone has a genuine understanding or consciousness of a situation or fact.
Example: "Many people are actually aware of the environmental issues we face today, yet they still choose to ignore them."
Alternatives: "are truly conscious" or "are genuinely informed".
Only narrow-eyed nerdy devotees of the small-print newspaper stats are actually aware of Matthew's blazingly significant achievement.
"It's been really refreshing to see how many people are actually aware of the election," she said.
Which is fine if kids are actually aware of who David Cameron and Nick Clegg are – but is an obsession with comedy just a liberal, metropolitan indulgence?
When I speak in schools, I find young people are actually aware of the problems they're going to face: under-employment, lack of secure jobs, zero hours, punishing debt if they get a university education, a struggle to find affordable housing.
Great content that people are actually aware of drives more!
When we become aware of our emotions, we are actually aware of the energy moving through us, like flowing water in a waterfall.
Only 26percentt of Americans, meanwhile, were actually aware that GMO labeling is not currently required.
Interestingly, neither gender is actually aware that they prefer red, suggesting that the red preference may be an unconscious one.
"I was actually aware of Bill Scheide as early as 1958 when a doting aunt took me to the Bach Aria Group concerts in Town Hall [in New York City].
Documents recently unsealed in a three-year-old lawsuit against Dell show that the company's employees were actually aware that the computers were likely to break.
However, it quickly became clear that Gala, with Hakan Sukur, Kubilay Turkyilmaz, Arif Erdem and Tugay Kerimoglu, were actually aware of what football was and able to play it.
