The phrase "aware of living" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a consciousness or understanding of the experience of life.
Example: "She has become more aware of living in the moment since she started practicing mindfulness."
Alternatives: "conscious of life" or "mindful of existence".
Freeman is more aware of living up to expectations.
Eurocrats in Brussels are only faintly aware of living in a paralysed country.
As her condition worsens, she is forced to remove the implants, a necessity that makes her tragically aware of living in a biological limbo.
"Ever since I can remember I have been aware of living at what EM Forster called 'a slight angle' to the universe," she says.
She, like Joseph, is Jewish, and she is aware of living within the same historical terrain as he, and that partly explains her fascination with him, her addiction to his intelligence, his strength of character, his embodiment of history.
A scar from the top of his chest to his navel looks like a large frozen zip and he is aware of living on time borrowed from someone else.
For example, only 11% of respondents were aware of our Living our Values ethical report but 57% felt it made an important contribution to our commitment to openness.
In suggesting that respondents could rationally find petitioner Hollenbaugh unfit to perform her duties, the court observed merely that her job "involved direct and frequent contacts with the community" and that the "community was well aware of petitioners' living arrangement". Id., at 1332, 1333.
Chilean President Sebastian Pinera said that if people were aware of someone living on the streets to "please make the effort to get them to the shelters we have provided".
LeCompte admits that, "in order to be able to keep the company together I have to be more aware of money, ways of living and ideas.
But gosh, you know, they're all very aware of the cost of living and how far their salary goes in expensive Britain.
