The phrase "aware of and responsive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is conscious of a situation and reacts appropriately to it.
Example: "The team was aware of and responsive to the changing market conditions, allowing them to adapt their strategy effectively."
Alternatives: "conscious of and reactive" or "mindful of and attentive".
"We were very aware of and responsive to the possible issues of this week," Payne said.
It also requires becoming aware of and responsive to societal controversies.
Not surprisingly, that unpredictability creates a need for organizations to be far more aware of, and responsive to, changes in their own environment and in the world around them.
It is further shown that, as consumers become more aware of, and responsive to, price differences between firms, the average price set by the (profit maximizing) firms tends to decrease, implying a reduction in the degree of monopoly in the industry.
Visible Technologies is a company that helps corporations manage their online reputations by becoming more aware of and responsive to these conversations.
"We have changed as a culture over the past five years in terms of being more aware of and responsive to the abusive ways in which men speak about and treat women".
Bennet is aware of this and responsive to it in his dramatic music, but he's also drawn to storytelling as a way of invoking the mysteries of his chosen place.
They are more aware of and more responsive to corporate priorities than they were in the old organization.
But if this does not happen, it is likely that Pakistan will continue to become more aware of, and more responsive to, the will of its own people.
This may assist staff and family to become more aware of and more responsive to the needs of people residing in long term care.
Understanding patients' experiences and ideas regarding their treatment could make healthcare professionals (HPs) more aware of and timely responsive to patients' preferences, which might result in a better treatment adherence, an improved health status and higher satisfaction with care.
