The phrase "aware at the time of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate someone's knowledge or consciousness of a situation or fact during a specific period.
Example: "I was not aware at the time of the potential consequences of my actions."
Alternatives: "conscious of at the moment" or "informed during that time".
Were you aware at the time of the sheer incandescent beauty of, say, "Romeo and Juliet"?
Was he aware at the time of Marvin's vulnerability? "Not in the beginning.
Supervisors should be aware at the time of reemployment that the responsibility for payment of sick leave and vacation balances falls on the hiring department.
(He was also fully aware, at the time, of the vibraphone's major role in the sound of the Chicago instrumental rock band Tortoise).
He says: "I have had a number of constituents contact me, saying they were aware at the time of purchase that the freehold was extra.
Feeley has told the newspaper he was aware at the time of a campaign being run against him but was unsure of its motivation.
The governing body will also investigate what information it was aware of at the time of the alleged offences.
In spite of Zimmerman not being a member of a registered group, which police were not aware of at the time of the incident.
However, Russell was aware already at the time of POM that the supposition there is always a class, understood as an individual entity, as the extension of every propositional function, leads to certain logical paradoxes.
While search filters for the retrieval of systematic reviews were being used by others for searching MEDLINE [ 19- 31], EMBASE [ 32], and CINAHL [ 33], none had been used and tested for locating public health and health promotion reviews that we were aware of at the time of this project.
"I was aware of Kraftwerk at the time of Autobahn, but they were a bit long-hair-and-tinkly-bonk for me.
