The phrase "aware of the experimental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing knowledge or understanding of something that is experimental in nature, such as a study, project, or process.
Example: "The researchers were aware of the experimental limitations that could affect their results."
Alternatives: "conscious of the experimental" or "informed about the experimental".
They attributed the ability to use the robotic hand to themselves; however, they were not aware of the experimental manipulations (Supplementary Table 2).
Test subjects were not aware of the experimental objectives.
Both exercise and test problems were scored by one of the authors of the study who was not aware of the experimental group to which the participant belonged.
The students regarding a meaningful picture seem to become aware of the experimental situation and avoid recurring to naïve belief or misconception.
The investigators performing the analysis were not aware of the experimental groups.
Nevertheless, those who utilize such information should be aware of the experimental methods and/or estimations used to derive measured physiological parameter values so that the limitations, with respect to accuracy of PBPK model predictions, can be known.
Then, the two experts, who were not aware of the detailed experimental conditions, and did not have a chance to see the athlete during MI, rated the quality of the jump.
I am not aware that any of the experimental models mimic this critical phenotype, in part perhaps because the statistical database isn't large enough to show it.
We decided to propose first comprehensive model of sphingolipid metabolism in unspecified human tissue being aware of the scarcity of experimental data.
We sent surveys to people who knew them well, and these significant others rated participants in the gratitude group as more helpful than those in the other groups (these friends were not aware of which experimental condition the participants were in).
> We were not aware of the need of containing experimental methods for detecting GO evidence excerpts and assigning GO terms as specified by the annotation guideline.
