The phrase "aware avoiding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a state of being conscious while also evading something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "He was aware avoiding the difficult conversation about their future."
Alternatives: "cognizant of evasion" or "mindful of avoidance."
Lola already knows how good food affects your "bones, skin, brain and your insides" and she's aware of avoiding chemicals in food.
For related reasons, in 1998 the Queensland government issued a code of conduct with suggestions such as these: That visitors learn a few words of the Aboriginal language, and be aware that avoiding eye contact is a sign of respect.
QPR defender Rio Ferdinand, 36, says the players had no idea of Harry Redknapp's departure as manager but that director of football Les Ferdinand - Rio's cousin - has made them well aware that avoiding relegation is expected this season.
The patient should be warned of the potential for black stools, and the medical team should also be made aware, to avoid misdiagnosis of melaena.
Be aware and avoid situations that can get you into that.
Mark any areas with cracks so that you are aware to avoid them and others are too.
Be conservative in the distance you choose, and be aware, to avoid running into walls, plants, and other objects.
Decision-makers can anticipate their post-decisional regret, and they are well aware that also avoiding decision-making has consequences which might be retrospectively attributed to a decision-maker.
This is different than consciously suppressing emotions we are aware of, often avoiding them by occupying our minds with other things.
Find Opportunities to Build Professionalism Together Professionalism includes so many components that we may not be aware of - avoiding "upspeak", responding to emails in 24 hours, creating work/life boundaries and much more.
