The phrase "aware of its problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a situation, organization, or individual that recognizes their own issues or challenges.
Example: "The company is aware of its problems and is actively seeking solutions to improve its performance."
Alternatives: "conscious of its issues" or "cognizant of its challenges.".
There is definitely a darker, nastier side to the town, but the people we befriended showed us that Nimbin is aware of its problems and doing the best it can to deal with them, while being really, really, really, really stoned.
But recent (timid) developments in electronics suggest this industry is aware of its problems.Mitsubishi Electric announced last week that it would stop making dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips, a low-end bit of the semiconductor business.
The Times is well aware of its problems with newsroom diversity.
Still, Congress had no reservations helping Navient, one of the nation's biggest debt collectors -- despite being well aware of its problems. .
The rebranding suggested to me that the anti-marriage camp is aware of its salience problem.
According to a Pulitzer prize-winning article published in the New York Times in 2012, Walmart was made aware of its bribery problem in 2005.
In March, we reported that the owners of the Ghost Ship space were aware of its "dangerous electrical problems".
He was also aware of its little odor problem, not uncommon among old pianos with dust on the hammers, the strings and the soundboard.
The inability for various aspects of an enterprise to be aware of its existing models, further exacerbates this problem.
Acumen Fund, a nonprofit global venture fund focused on alleviating poverty, has invested in a handful of water companies in India and became aware of the problems its entrepreneurs were facing.
Suffolk's police federation said it too had experienced issues, though Cambridgeshire said it was not aware of any problems among its members.
