The phrase "aware of current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's knowledge or understanding of present circumstances or trends.
Example: "As a marketing professional, I strive to be aware of current industry developments to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "informed about current" or "cognizant of current".
"I think, over the years, that we have absolutely created an audience for dance, and that they are very much aware of current trends in dance and the artists who are currently at the top of their form.
Outcome 9: Become aware of current financial and economic events.
The data surveys that universities ran often found researchers weren't aware of current support.
But closer scrutiny reveals a mind keenly aware of current events.
Greene was well aware of current wider discussions around exactly who abstract art was aimed at and whether its exclusive nature was acceptable.
Every patient described by Benson, he writes, "could present his or her own history, was aware of current events, and showed considerable insight into his or her predicament".
"These findings," the authors wrote, "strongly confirm other studies indicating that more recently trained physicians are more aware of current treatment guidelines and potentially deliver better quality care".
Because he was interested in keeping Spain aware of current foreign thinking, Azorín edited the periodical Revista de Occidente ("Magazine of the West") from 1923 to 1936.
His major books included "Xenophon's Socratic Discourse," "Thoughts on Machiavelli" and a collection of essays on the ancient Greeks, "The City and Man". But closer scrutiny reveals a mind keenly aware of current events.
I understand that it is important for children to be aware of current affairs or of any historical events but too much is expected of them and, as a child, he should be able to treasure the innocence of youth before being introduced to the brutality of a corrupt world.
Objectives are to keep sorority alumnae advisors at Cornell University aware of current trends, to promote and be an advocate for the sorority system at Cornell University, to improve the sorority image on the Cornell University campus, and to stimulate a continuing interest in Panhellenic affairs and development on the Cornell University campus.
