The phrase "are aware not only" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrast or to emphasize that there are multiple aspects of awareness being discussed.
Example: "They are aware not only of the challenges ahead but also of the opportunities that lie within them."
Alternatives: "recognize not just" or "understand not only".
Whether or not the United States likes it, he says, "we wind up being responsible, and it's useful to remind people that we are aware not only of our power but of its responsibilities".
Brentano subscribed to a two-component conception of consciousness: in perceiving an object, we are aware not only of the object presented in perception, but also of our perceiving of that object.
I tell you, if they are aware, not only are the founding fathers rolling over in their graves, Jefferson is now actively tunneling over to Franklin and Adams to discuss putting a stop to it.
How many of them, however, are aware not only that they are foundational principles of all the world's faiths but also that our religious traditions provide a strong intellectual, spiritual, and emotional foundation for them?
Local and district authorities are aware not only of the importance of SLM but also how to invest in building capacity for SLM scaling up to preserve healthy soils and ecosystems; contributing to sustainable and productive food systems and a food secure future for all.
Those participating in elicitation of indirect tariffs are always asked to make a hypothetical choice whereas direct utilities are usually based on the experience of people who actually have the condition, who are aware not only of the distress of living with a condition, but also of mitigating factors.
But patrons in the nearby dining rooms will be aware not only of the spillover noise from that bar but the tobacco smoke as well.
After attending countless tours and information sessions, I am aware not only of the social prospects but also of the specifics of each school's academics.
"I was aware not only that I could lose my job, but that he could kill himself and people would blame me".
Drivers must continue to be aware not only of the risks posed by being distracted by mobile phones while in control of a car, but the serious penalties which they will face if they are caught.
And as a former chairman of NYC & Company, the city's marketing and tourism organization, Mr. Tisch said he was aware not only of the Met's importance as a cultural force in New York, but also of the "interest of today's museumgoer".
