The phrase "are increasing aware" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "are increasingly aware"? You can use "are increasingly aware" to describe a growing awareness of a particular issue or situation over time.
Example: "As climate change becomes more evident, people are increasingly aware of the need for sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "are becoming more aware" or "are growing more aware."
But I am increasing aware that, as I preach, those to whom I speak lack the single precondition that would bring Torah into relevance: trust.
But reports are increasing as centers become aware of the network's database.
Whilst this may be a valid criticism, it is clear that reporting is increasing as clinicians become more aware of its presence and, furthermore, develop confidence that there will not be any personal repercussions to making reports.
But ministers are also aware of the increasing obesity challenge to the NHS.
We are all aware of the increasing issuance of Treasuries, though many forget we have 2 trillion in debt that was coming due this year regardless; these were meant to be rolled over anyway.
"We are aware of the increasing need for direction from the I.R.S. on this issue," the agency said in a statement.
Currently, more and more organizations are aware of the increasing potential of nanoscience and nanotechnology, due to the wide field of innovative applications they address from biomedical and molecular technology to semiconductor and material sciences.
"We are aware that an increasing number of companies are launching diversity programs to provide more supportive working environments," King says, "But we want to make sure that these initiatives are actually translating into full inclusion.
Based on our findings, we are not aware of any increased risk to users as a result of this incident".
In an era of subcontracting, outsourcing, and increased competition, CEOs are well aware that brand reputation is one of the few capital assets a corporation possesses.
