The phrase "aware allowing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "Being aware allowing for better decision-making is crucial."
Alternatives: "conscious permitting" or "mindful enabling".
Aware allows Wi-Fi-enabled products to discover and communicate directly with nearby devices, applications or information, without relying on cellular data or an Internet connection.
Those in power, if they're a speck self aware, allow carnival as a safety valve.
Spitzer was also aware that allowing the investigation to drag on for too long would be politically dangerous.
"This blindsided folks," Kelly Fuller of the American Bird Conservancy said in an interview, adding that the public was not aware that allowing unpenalized condor deaths was being considered there.
Be aware that allowing outside "fresh air" into your basement via open windows or fans, can cause problems with moisture, humidity and condensation when outside humidity levels are above 40%.
The service is location-aware, too, allowing the driver to ask about nearby restaurants without specifying a city to search within.
Adobe in particular has made good use of it with its "context-aware fill," allowing users to seamlessly replace undesired features, for example a protruding branch or a cloud, with a pretty good guess at what would be there if it weren't.
Location-aware services allow users to become aware of physically proximate resources that they might not otherwise know about, provide convenience in finding and interacting with those resources, and enable interpersonal networking that takes physical location as well as ad-hoc community-building in account.
Another rule that Young was not aware of allows a baseball team to draft a player once he turns 21, superseding the normal process of drafting a collegian after his junior year.
I was not aware they allowed dementia patients unbox iPhones on camera.
