The phrase "aware of everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's consciousness or knowledge of the presence or actions of all individuals in a particular context.
Example: "During the meeting, she was always aware of everyone’s reactions and adjusted her presentation accordingly."
Alternatives: "conscious of all" or "mindful of everyone".
James said he was aware of everyone who criticized his decision to leave Cleveland.
Hanophy was aware of us — as he was aware of everyone and everything going on in the courtroom, his fiefdom.
"She's always aware of everyone around her and insuring that everyone is enjoying the moment," Chelsea told Vogue last year.
Because of that, the dancers really have to be highly aware of everyone else onstage, so that they are moving as a group with the same physical intentions".
The 800m is a tactical race, you have got to be aware of everyone in the pool who could make their move at any time.
It turned out to be one of Gordon's most endearing qualities — she's aware of everyone in the room and happens to be genuinely curious about them.
Everyone is aware of how everyone else feels and they can say it freely without judgment.
"I thought, 'This is something that more people have got to be aware of.' " Everyone can have a say once again when the planning board takes up the issue in May.
Be aware of what everyone is doing, be accessible to hearing their views and invest in personal development to build your skills in management.
I imagine all students are clean, sober and jacked into the info-matrix 24/7 now, constantly aware of what everyone is doing everywhere and what that might mean for the dollar against the Chinese yuan.
But such naturalism also exposes the unnaturalness in Mr. Cruz's writing, and you become overly aware of how everyone speaks the same artificial language, even when it doesn't suit the individual character.
