The phrase "aware of exceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has knowledge of specific cases that deviate from a general rule or norm.
Example: "The researcher is aware of exceptions in the data that may affect the overall conclusions."
Alternatives: "cognizant of exceptions" or "mindful of exceptions".
"I believe the vast majority of voters either have one of the photo IDs or are aware of the exceptions," Whitmire said.
All of us were aware of the many exceptions to this in real life— the unexpected outliers, the blips and lags, the complications of propagated epidemics with secondary and tertiary infections.
Questioned about the commercial, the Clinton campaign said it was not aware of such an exception.
But aside from a shuffling of senior staff and some programme staff, none that I'm aware of – with the outstanding exception of Everychild (an INGO dealing with children's rights) – has gone so far as to ask the question "do we have a right to exist?" Prof Robert Chambers in his book, Development: Whose Reality Counts?
(As you may be aware, that "ban" provides for a lot of exceptions!).
The nations of the region, with only few exceptions, have become aware of the need to maintain forest cover not only to prevent soil erosion but to preserve the diversity of flora and fauna.
We are aware of the fact that there are exceptions but, however, the majority of public accessible data are aggregate in most cases.
The truth is that to the rest of the media, average donor or member of the public, charity anniversaries are deeply dull (the only exception I am aware of was the Scouts' centenary celebration in 2007, which was hugely successful).
First, every professional in law enforcement is aware of the existence of a "public safety exception" to Miranda which permits questioning without warnings or waivers in emergency situations.
"Without exception clients were always made aware of the products in which they were invested," the company said in a statement.
