The phrase "aware of the attributes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's knowledge or understanding of specific characteristics or qualities of a person, object, or concept.
Example: "The team was aware of the attributes that made the product stand out in the market."
Alternatives: "conscious of the features" or "informed about the characteristics".
The consequence of negative reporting is that parents and teachers are neither aware of the positive attributes of playing games, nor of the career opportunities the industry offers.
I am now more aware of the skills and attributes I want to use in my ideal job.
"This is a different product, and if ultimately you want your adult tobacco consumers to be aware of the product and its attributes, clearly you have to advertise".
"Advertisers use television because they need to make everyone aware of the differences in brand attributes" between their products and those sold by competitors, Mr. Wieser said.
Confident people are aware of their attributes and do not have the need or desire to tell the world about them.
The former Scotland international said he has not applied for the job, feeling the board should already be aware of his attributes.
One of the company's group product managers admitted that it was "well aware" of the magical number and attributed much of the Nintendo Wii's success to its low price (and not its games or funky controller?).
It may also be possible that parents did not express a stronger preference to avert physical activity limitations because they are often not present when their children engage in organized physical activity and therefore are not as aware of the impact of this attribute on asthma control.
He is strong in defence, too, and Jones is well aware of his attributes from Te'o's time playing rugby league in the NRL in Australia.
The Israelis were not aware of this, and attributed the Syrian withdrawal to surprise at the Israeli artillery fire.
