The phrase "aware of consultation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has knowledge or understanding of a consultation process or meeting.
Example: "The team is aware of the consultation scheduled for next week regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "informed about the consultation" or "cognizant of the consultation".
Mr Flanagan also asked why he was not aware of any consultation before the licence had been awarded and questioned Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster's involvement.
It is likely that those who participated in the study were the most likely to be aware of this consultation service, but we cannot exclude that physicians who answered may have had a better opinion regarding ID consultations than those who did not.
Chair of the Department of Languages Jean-François Brière said to Inside Higher Ed that "we were told [of the eliminations] without any hint," that extermination of these programs was imminent, and leaders of the faculty union said that they were not aware of any type of consultation.
In a joint letter to Mr Huhne, the groups' leaders expressed anger that none of them had been made aware of BP's "public consultation exercise" about the well – which ended last week without a single response from the public – and raised concerns about the difficulty of coping with a deep-water oil leak in the hostile conditions of the North Atlantic.
"it's making people, the public more aware of the need for consultation with health professionals.
Although the exact confidences of the intervals are not exactly known we included the calculated intervals in the figures in order to make those who would use the figures for consultation aware of the uncertainty of the given risk estimates.
Mooky Greidinger, chief executive of Cineworld, Picturehouse's umbrella company, told the Evening Standard that "[g]roup management was not aware of plans to enter consultations for redundancies at The Ritzy".
They are also aware of the available options for consultation.
Furthermore, in the setting of the initial consultation, being aware of associated injuries that frequently occur has the potential to avoid missed injuries with a focus on looking for associated instability.
Once again, the gastroenterologist must be aware of the surgical anatomy and consultation with the attending surgeon is essential to provide optimal patient care.
