The phrase "aware at the outset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has knowledge or understanding from the beginning of a situation or process.
Example: "It is important to be aware at the outset of the potential challenges we may face during the project."
Alternatives: "cognizant from the beginning" or "mindful from the start."
Were you aware at the outset of the ways in which their differences might gradually push them apart, particularly once Udayan becomes involved with the Naxalites, a group of militant Communists?
Michel Blanc, sometimes referred to as "the French Woody Allen", was to adapt, direct and take a part in the film, and I became aware at the outset that the intention was to Frenchify the whole story.
The high cost was anticipated, as organizers were aware at the outset of their bid that most facilities would have to be constructed.
We were well aware at the outset of the different disease trajectories of the tumor groups but for the purposes of analysis we designed the data collection points to be the same for all patients.
We were aware at the outset that our evaluation strategy was conservative with populations randomised and compared regardless of their need for intervention, interest in participation and motivation to change, and also that the identification of even small effects is not without public health significance.
But to their voices have been added those of the women protesters who came out in their tens of thousands and demanded an end to the old way of life.It is even more vital, then, that the new governments in Egypt and Tunisia are made aware of women at the outset.
Ensuring that participants are aware, from the outset, of these limitations is part of properly informed consent.
This would be included in the patient information sheet, and patients would be made aware from the outset.
Investors in and buyers of digital health companies should be aware of these concerns, as they can be addressed at the outset of investment and acquisition agreements.
"There was no clear evidence that he was aware of the knife [used by principal assailant Jerome Green] either at the outset or in the course of events".
The wearer is conscious of the lights and sounds at the outset of each use, but becomes less aware of these as they drift off to sleep.
