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The phrase "aware of the formidable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's recognition or understanding of something that is powerful, challenging, or impressive.
Example: "The team was aware of the formidable challenges they would face in the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "conscious of the daunting" or "mindful of the impressive".
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Yet anyone who writes about it, or seeks to recreate aspects of it artistically, quickly becomes aware of the formidable barriers it presents.
India still wants to bring Mr Prabhakaran to trial, accusing him of complicity in the murder of a former Indian prime minister, Rajiv Gandhi, in 1991.The Norwegians will by now be aware of the formidable task they have taken on.
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In many respects it ascribes to the idea - prevalent in the 60s, now disputed - of Tchaikovsky's music as being primarily neurotic and frenzied, but even so, you are aware of a formidable intelligence at work in the slower-and-sexier-than-usual second movement, the dark andante and the moody jolts of the finale.
Phil spent his life fighting for the people of Wales and was a huge influence on Plaid Cymru". "Everyone who met him was well aware of his formidable intellect and abilities.
Mr Bush and his most senior staff embarked on a huge public relations exercise to sell the plan to send an extra 20,000 troops to Iraq, aware of formidable opposition in Congress which already promises an embarrassing vote next week rejecting the new strategy.
But he said that the telephone companies would be formidable competitors because customers were fully aware of the brands.
Groupon also began trimming its formidable marketing budget, something it said would happen as more people became aware of the company.
The government is aware of the problems.
The government is aware of the problem.
Are players aware of the wagering?
He was perfectly aware of the reaction.
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