The phrase "aware of recording" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone knows or has knowledge about a recording taking place.
Example: "Before we start the meeting, I want to make sure everyone is aware of recording for documentation purposes."
Alternatives: "conscious of the recording" or "informed about the recording".
"Players are aware of records because of media pointing it out," said Ball, now Sunderland's academy manager.
Are you aware of record high combat survival rates for our wounded?
"Most parents, even when aware of being recorded, placed the infants in environments with established risk factors for sleep-related infant deaths, including positioning the children on their sides or stomachs; soft sleep surface; loose bedding; or bed-sharing," states an AAP press release about the study.
First, participating physicians were aware of being recorded and this, similar to the Hawthorne Effect, might have influenced their behaviour.
If it's a way that someone who has made a great recording can make our members aware of their recording, then that's a really good thing.
If you are aware of common recording problems, then you can avoid any disasters during the recording or when you play it back.
The prime minister initially said he couldn't recall who had told him about the case, then later clarified that he had in fact given a statement to police and was aware of the recording Barclay had made, because the MP had admitted to him in a face-to-face meeting that he had recorded a staffer criticising him in the electorate office.
The students were fully aware of the recording and the video included deliberate mistakes as well as good practice.
These included the Cuban missile crisis deliberations; of the principals, only his brother Bobby was aware of the recording, betraying their advisers' trust but giving the Kennedys an advantage in histories and documentary films.
