The phrase "aware of the developments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's knowledge or understanding of recent changes or progress in a particular situation or field.
Example: "The manager is aware of the developments in the project and is prepared to make necessary adjustments."
Alternatives: "informed about the updates" or "cognizant of the changes."
In seeking solutions to restore the degradation of the environment, we need to consider the interconnecting nature of the various ecosystems and be aware of the developments in various allied disciplines and how these may impact on developing and implementing sound engineering solutions to various environmental problems.
She did not make the president aware of the developments.
Paul Dee, the Miami athletic director, said: "We are aware of the developments that occurred today.
The film company and Ali's publishers say she is aware of the developments, but has chosen not to comment.
A spokesman for the American Embassy in Baghdad said that he was aware of the developments but that he had no immediate comment.
Mr Kempson, who has appeared in a documentary by Channel 4, said refugees he has talked to in recent days were aware of the developments but were not changing their plans.
"We communicated this to the school and they are aware of the development," Kasule said, although the school says it has been left in the dark.
A brief move into politics by Yunus in 2007 enraged politicians who are aware of the development economist's popularity among the country's poor.
Mihajlovic appeared to be aware of the development when he said in a midnight tweet: "Thanks for all the love, it was an honour".
Howard W. Smith, superintendent of the School District of the Tarrytowns, responded that he had not been aware of the development until several residents alerted him that they had seen advertisements for the luxury homes, proclaiming them to be in the Pocantico Hills district.
