The phrase "aware of officials" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's knowledge or consciousness regarding the presence or actions of officials in a particular context.
Example: "The community was aware of officials monitoring the event to ensure safety and compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "conscious of authorities" or "informed about officials".
An experienced instructor involved in directing an SAS test march in which three candidates fell sick in searing temperatures and died has admitted he was not aware of official guidance that an exercise should be halted if a participant suffered a heat illness.
Often, they are not following, or even aware of, official IT security policies.
Asked whether he would be accompanied by officials, the PM's spokesman said: "I am not aware of any officials going.
I've had a word with the heads of academic services and education development at my university: none are aware of any official policy toward classroom interlopers.
Redknapp told BBC Sport that he was not aware of an official approach for the 25-year-old Croatia international.
Fifth, and perhaps most importantly, we cannot assume that all members of a given denomination agree with, or are even aware of, the "official" position of the group to which they belong.
The STUC said it had not been aware of any official attempts to estimate the figure for Scotland, so it looked at the available data.
When I asked, Pullara said he was not aware of any official reactions from the FBI or the CIA following the recent publication of his book on the saga, The Spy Who Was Left Behind.
His first intention was to go to Kobane [the besieged Kurdish enclave in Northern Syria] and be a medic but then he became aware of the official route to join the YPG".
All shepherds stated that no sampling by the veterinary authorities had ever been undertaken in their flocks for brucellosis (or any other disease) though they were aware of the official test and slaughter policy.
