The phrase "are aware of the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's knowledge or understanding of a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The team members are aware of the program and its objectives, which will help them contribute effectively."
Alternatives: "know about the program" or "have knowledge of the program."
If providers are aware of the program and the targets to be attained, and actually experience the incentives in daily practice, behavioral response is likely.
Participants believed that more training was needed due to the higher turnover in staffing and to ensure that on-call physicians are aware of the program.
In particular it is important to ensure that line managers are aware of the program, "on board", and that initiatives are tailored to line manager priorities in order to facilitate their support of staff participation.
It is important that employees are aware of the program and understand how it works.
7. Assistant Head Coach/Defense Joe Vitt acknowledged that he was aware of the program in 2009-2011.
A different city agency, the Department of Homeless Services, had been aware of the program and had been providing sheets and food for the homeless men.
Although many students hadn't been aware of the program, those who knew about it seemed to be comfortable with it.
He added that a substantial number of workers or their survivors may still not be aware of the program and have not yet filed claims, "but over all, this program is working well".
The local police precinct and city social service agencies have been aware of the program all along, and have cooperated with it, said the Rev. Dr. Thomas K. Tewell, the church's senior pastor.
He said the agency and the city had begun an advertising campaign to tell Lower Manhattan businesses that still may not be aware of the program that they could be eligible.
On the other hand, a large number of senders located in foreign countries may not be aware of the program and consequently did not alter their remitting behaviour.
