The phrase "aware of large" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express awareness of something significant or substantial, but it lacks context and specificity.
Example: "I am aware of large discrepancies in the data that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "conscious of significant" or "mindful of substantial".
Brian McCarthy, an N.F.L. spokesman, said the league recently became aware of large-scale parties planned in Las Vegas and elsewhere around the country.
Bishop Daily has drawn increasing scrutiny since January, when lawsuits filed in Boston alleged that while he was an auxiliary bishop there, he was aware of large-scale abuses by a priest, John Geoghan.
City documents reveal that the DBI and the developers were aware of "larger than expected settlements" in February 2009, before the building received a final sign off by the DBI.
Inner focus demands paying attention to our values, intuition, and ways of responding; other focus involves knowing how to be present and develop empathic connections with other people; and outer focus means being aware of larger systems and trends in society.
Corporate lawyers are aware of larger market forces affecting law, but most have yet to feel its economic consequences.
Two likely explanations for this are that children are more aware of larger taxa or that children prefer larger taxa.
There was a consensus among girls, parents, teachers and community leaders, and it has been noted in all previous reporting on the Girl Child Project, that it has helped girls overcome shyness and that, as they have become more confident in their own knowledge and abilities and aware of larger issues, they were more secure, co-operative and polite in their inter-personal and family relations.
Eli Broad, who pledged $60 million last year to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is skeptical that big shots give anonymously: "I'm not aware of any large gifts that are anonymous".
Replication in a larger study would be desirable to confirm our findings; however, we are not aware of any large studies with DNA from mothers and IQ from children that could readily do this analysis.
We are not aware of any large biomolecular database that currently implements such transitive relationship procedure, which produces results of great benefit to the community, as we showed.
