The phrase "aware of and prepared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is conscious of a situation and ready to deal with it.
Example: "The team was aware of and prepared for the challenges that lay ahead."
Alternatives: "conscious of and ready" or "informed and equipped".
We don't want trustees to be risk averse, we just want to ensure they are aware of, and prepared to manage, any problems they may face.
The BayBio Institute brings industry and institutions of learning together to improve STEM education in Northern California and to make students aware of and prepared for career opportunities in the life science industry.
With that in mind, here are the two cyber threat developments every business should be aware of and prepared for this year.
Be aware of (and prepared for that) and set the intention to stay out of your ego.
It's this complex and unpredictable maelstrom that exemplifies the need for companies to be aware of, and prepared for, the demands of employees providing care.
A properly trained and competent workforce that is aware of and prepared to meet present and future needs is essential for a successful health-care system [ 45].
This is a critical shift that companies need to be aware of and prepare for now.
While the spotlight remains on the daily movement of the stock markets, people ignore aspects of planning that they can be aware of and prepare for, to some degree.
It's important to be aware of and prepare for the circumstances that might sabotage your intentions, increase your vulnerability, and prevent you from making progress.
During the five-country trip, which will include a meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, Mr. Bush will confront a Europe increasingly aware of -- and prepared to exercise its economic and diplomatic influence on -- matters including missile defense, climate change, the American peacekeeping role in the Balkans and the creation of a European military force to complement NATO.
If you have a POLST, your partner or children should be aware of it and prepared to share it with EMTs.
