The phrase "are aware from" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may lead to confusion.
Example: "We are aware from the report that there are several issues that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "are aware of" or "have learned from".
"This is similar to other deceptions of which we are aware from other recent periods".
"We are aware from contact with Special Branch and the police that her social media contact is regularly checked and regularly monitored," he told the BBC.
Did the fact that you were a transgendered person spark your interest in the brain? A. I think all transgendered people and gay people are aware from childhood that something is going on.
"This is similar to other deceptions of which we are aware from other recent periods," said the letter, made public late Wednesday by Representative Rush D. Holt, Democrat of New Jersey, one of the signers.
Most of us, however, are aware from time to time of our own inner child fidgeting against its rules and demands, and Jean's novels speak to that awareness with startling immediacy.
Ensuring that participants are aware, from the outset, of these limitations is part of properly informed consent.
I was aware from the behavior of the voters that many were confused".
"I was aware from a very young age that life is very short.
EVAN OSNOS: Everyone was aware from the moment we arrived in Frankfurt, because Li explained who I was.
But as Sir Hugh evidently is aware from his own Irish experience of resistance movements, it was never this simple.
Henthorn also contends that Michigan's basketball coaches "were aware from Day 1" of his support for Crawford.
