The phrase "aware of service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating knowledge or consciousness of a particular service being offered or available.
Example: "The customer was not aware of the service that could help them with their issue."
Alternatives: "informed about the service" or "cognizant of the service".
Thus, in order to pose a query through SHARE, a human agent has to be aware of service specification details in the registry to be able to create a well-formed query.
The findings show that employees in market-oriented companies are aware of service and quality imperatives, but report little of the changes in their job attitudes in terms of motivation, team spirit, or autonomy in the workplace, that are predicated by the literature.
Clinicians may benefit from being aware of service users' attachment styles since avoidant attachment styles may pose a challenge for an early signs approach if they are not addressed.
"People are not aware of services, where to receive services.
Apple is clearly aware of services used to game the app download charts, which are a highly visible stage for apps.
The matching between the privacy practices (P3P policies) and users' privacy preferences facilitates the users to be aware of services' usage of their data.
Subsequent generations should make sure their parents -- as well as those within the community who know little English -- are getting proper treatment and they're aware of services available to them.
Ensuring survivors are aware of services is therefore critical [ 46].
It is also paramount that women become aware of services and know how to access them.
Communities with higher than the median proportion (46.9%) of respondents aware of services provided by CBOs were considered study communities, and communities with lower proportions of respondents aware of services provided by CBOs were considered comparison communities.
[Internal Medicine Physician (aged 35 years); 2 years' experience] In addition, HCPs were not aware of services that sold adaptive tools for older people inside or outside the hospital.
