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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aware of the extensive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing knowledge or understanding of something that is large in scope or detail.
Example: "She is aware of the extensive research conducted on climate change and its impacts."
Alternatives: "conscious of the extensive" or "informed about the extensive".
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I'm fully aware of the extensive literature looking at demyelination in MS, which focuses mostly on peripheral motor pathways.
But as a historian of antiquity, I am painfully aware of the extensive damage done to the region's identity by the destruction of its heritage.
Andrew Kolodny, a New York psychiatrist who heads Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing, said the foundation has built credibility with politicians and regulators who might not be aware of the extensive industry ties.
With regard to research findings, it should be noted that we are aware of the extensive efforts in generic domains (see, e.g., Schrader and Helmke 2008).
Most users are probably not aware of the extensive practice of buying and selling products that occurs between suppliers.
We are fully aware of the extensive body of literature available for modeling species reactions under climate change, often covering whole species geographical distributions.
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Perhaps because Smith could no longer achieve the expected results without the help of his performance-enhancing drug, he continued to use his "edge," fully aware of the government's extensive wiretapping efforts.
But Congressional staff members, Pentagon officials and outside analysts, long aware of the threat of extensive military layoffs, say that any such reduction, which would cut about 15percentt of the nation's military forces, would be politically intolerable.
Some statistics which are handed out during the course of the film make us aware of how extensive this situation is.
There are important caveats to be aware of, gleaned from the extensive use of FP reporters in C. elegans.
He was also more aware of the value of his extensive archive, which he meticulously trawled to select the 126 images included in the book.
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