The phrase "aware of it after" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a realization or understanding that occurs following a specific event or situation.
Example: "I was not aware of it after the meeting, but I later learned about the changes in the project."
Alternatives: "conscious of it afterward" or "informed of it later".
I only became aware of it after I took a digital image of it for this blog post.
A Marine Accident Investigation Branch MAIBB) report into the crash found the crew only became aware of it after viewing footage filmed inside the ferry once it had berthed at East Cowes.
I wasn't too much aware of Vietnam, but I was more aware of it after they started telling me they were going to be drafted.
If any documents exist showing a connection between the White House and Fast and Furious while it was running and Obama has claimed publicly that he only became aware of it after it was shut down no one is claiming executive privilege over them.
But Navy officials said they became aware of it shortly after the 1967 groundbreaking, and had decided not to do anything.
At the time, I wasn't aware of it, but after recently reviewing several plans, it is something you should be aware of as well.
In 1639, Horrocks was the only astronomer to realise that a transit of Venus was imminent; others became aware of it only after the event when Horrocks's report of it was circulated.
I've never read — I came — was probably aware of it 10 years after it was written,'' Paul said.
Its involvement is pretty discreet, as shown by the fact that some of the poets don't seem to have been aware of it until weeks after the shortlist was announced.
Jeff Van Gundy, their coach, was aware of it all, and after watching his club turn in an uninspired and mistake-laden performance in losing, 87-86, thethe Wizards, he made the connection.
Europol noted they became aware of it in 2008, after it was found in Denmark, Finland and the UK.
