"aware culture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a society or group of people who have knowledge of, or sensitivity to, current social issues and topics. For example, “The city has an aware culture that continually engages in meaningful dialogue about civil rights and social justice.”.
In a socially aware culture, people profess to believe that no skin color, religion, sexual orientation, political ideology, chronological age or physical attribute is superior to another.
New York Times fashion critic Vanessa Friedman described her decision as "the tectonic plates shifting", arguing that the old guard of fashion might finally be making way for a new, more digitally aware culture.
If we are not a socially aware culture, we're going to fail".
In highly risk aware cultures a residual group of alcohol users still exist and is to some extent represented by the two items mentioned above, but it is much smaller compared to cultures of lower risk awareness which we suppose being less encouraging to see the risk of drinking and driving.
Support desired risk-aware culture.
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But the dynamic of the law has always been about power, as well as about guilt or innocence, and that is increasingly reflected in our image-aware culture.
The different character of Latin American folk art may be ascribed in part to the modification of an indigenous culture by contact with a more self-aware culture.
A risk-aware culture with robust ethics and compliance programs can help prevent certain types of crises and improve responses to others.
Sets a tone of trust at the top and builds a risk-aware culture in which compliance is not seen as a straitjacket, but as a source of competitive advantage.
You'll create a more prepared and crisis-aware culture, not false comfort.
