The phrase "aware of fatigue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's recognition or acknowledgment of their tiredness or exhaustion.
Example: "After a long day at work, she became increasingly aware of fatigue setting in."
Alternatives: "conscious of tiredness" or "mindful of exhaustion".
(Never tired himself, he is not usually aware of fatigue in others).
In both, Atlético appeared to be trying to keep something back, aware of fatigue and seeking to conserve energy, and in both they were caught.
Despite the fact that most engineers and designers are aware of fatigue, and that a vast amount of experimental data has been generated on the fatigue properties of various metallic and non-metallic materials, fatigue failures of engineering components are still common.
"I was aware of the fatigue, but chalked it up to overwork and stress," he said.
As the wife of an oncologist, I am well aware of the fatigue, nausea and hair loss associated with chemotherapy.
But E.U. leaders, so preoccupied with the euro crisis and aware of enlargement fatigue, held out no prospect for eventual E.U. membership.
Democrats, aware of the fatigue issue, hoped to generate sympathy for their cause by using some of the thousands of complaints from voters in Palm Beach County and elsewhere who believed they were the victims of ballot irregularities.
After having lost loved ones to crashes in the wild, Lende writes, she always prepares for an emergency landing when flying around the state: The Federal Aviation Administration actually tell you to dress for the weather and carry emergency survival gear, to be aware of 'pilot fatigue', and to pay attention to any hazardous conditions, like bad weather.
Until now, the leaders of the two largest political forces, the rightist Likud-Beiteinu joint ticket and the center-left Labor Party, had mostly avoided the subject, aware of public fatigue and skepticism about the prospects of a peace deal and preferring to refocus the debate onto security and socioeconomic issues.
Physicians should be aware of depression, fatigue and other non-disease-specific parameters as comorbidities.
