The phrase "aware early on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone had knowledge or understanding of something from the beginning or at an early stage.
Example: "She was aware early on that the project would face significant challenges."
Alternatives: "cognizant from the start" or "informed from the outset."
Because of his parents, though, Kentridge was aware early on that he lived in an abnormal society, where terrible things were done every day.
In a way that few others do, I became aware early on that nurses deal with death on a daily basis.
He has said that he always loved organizing games of playacting with friends — his specialty to this day — and that he was aware early on of being gay, but that news of the AIDS epidemic made him shy of sex.
The Germans were not aware, early on the 18th, that the French lay on their right flank as they deployed parallel to the road from Mars-la-Tour to Metz, facing north.
But the very existence of this footage proves that Rouch and Morin were aware, early on, of what would crystallize, implicitly but unambiguously, as the film's key idea: the basic question of a person's happiness, with which the film started, turned out to be intimately linked to politics and in fact to the ability to speak out clearly.
"We were acutely aware, early on, that things were suffering" in traditional media, Mr. Jonas said, citing the waning influence of popular radio stations and TV outlets like MTV. "Having the ability to reach your audience yourself — and the ability for the artists and entertainment company to interact directly with brands — was the future".
In a statement, the HSE said: "The public health department was made aware earlier (on Thursday) of the remains of an individual, discovered early this morning, who had recently travelled to one of the areas in Africa affected by the current Ebola virus disease outbreak.
"I am aware that a number of people early on could not get the ballot into the machine.
"He was aware pretty early on that I wasn't interested.
She went on to tell reporters: "I became aware very early on that beautiful, unique artwork does not have to cost hundreds of pounds to create, or cause a detriment to our surroundings.
I believe that it would be prudent for students in the competition track to be aware of this early on so that they do not overemphasize the role of "creativity" in contest math (and for that matter, real life).
