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The phrase "are only aware of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing limited knowledge or understanding of a particular subject or situation.
Example: "Many people are only aware of the surface issues, but there are deeper problems that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "are just conscious of" or "are merely informed about".
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"We are only aware of one, but there may be more," Hoffman said.
We are only aware of it because the chair of Camberwell Green magistrates, Novello Noades, blurted it out.
Mr. Lagerfeld deals with two big trends, color and pleating, but you are only aware of the original result.
"And if art depicts life, movement should come into art, since we are only aware of life because it moves".
At the lowest level of intelligent elements are devices which are only aware of themselves and do not communicate to the outside.
Fluoropolymer coatings are widely used in many industries, although the consumer and many engineers and scientists are only aware of their use as nonstick coatings for cookware.
Information and workload distribution as well as routing are major problems for members of a wireless ad-hoc network, which are only aware of their immediate neighborhood.
She thinks it is all quite mad, and that the people out there are only aware of themselves and those who are in the movies.
Charles Czeisler has found that we are only aware of the impact of sleep loss on our performance for the first one to two days.
Keith Hicks, director of marketing and communications at the University of the West of England said: "We are only aware of one student affected.
You are only aware of the road right in front of you, illuminated by the headlights, and the rest feels like a deep dark ocean of the unknown.
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