The phrase "aware of the frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing knowledge or understanding of how often something occurs or is repeated.
Example: "She was aware of the frequency of the meetings and made sure to attend each one."
Alternatives: "conscious of the frequency" or "cognizant of the frequency".
What if my becoming fully aware of the frequency of such moments makes me terrified to leave my house?
This particular case reinforced my disgust of the maltreatment of women across the world, and has made me aware of the frequency of gender related violence.
But parents are less aware of the frequency, with only about 50 percent realizing that bullying occurs routinely, according to the organization's findings.
Implications for Practice: Nurses need to be aware of the frequency, severity, and distress of CINV throughout the chemotherapy regimen.
It is challenging to be both aware of the frequency diversity and meet these QoS demands for real-time applications in Wi-Fi networks.
As shown in Fig. 10 a, by dividing the MBS coverage area into uniform square geographic regions, small cells can be aware of the frequency occupancy information of local zones via CPC.
While 15% of women reported a history of stress fracture, only 3% reported a diagnosed eating disorder.While some data in this population are self-evident, we were not aware of the high frequency of past injuries, the magnitude of time lost from sport, the high frequency of past surgery, and the number of participants still symptomatic from injuries.
A major research study undertaken by BBC Media Action across seven countries in Asia found that, while people in Bangladesh are aware of the increasing frequency and severity of changes in the weather, they do not know how to respond.
In addition, they were made aware of the reported frequency of side-effects.
Maternity health care personnel should be aware of the increased frequency of severe 25(OH D deficiency among young women exposed to diminutive sun radiation because of dark skin pigmentation and the use of protective clothing.
International efforts through numerous campaigns such as World Kidney Day have made the medical community aware of the common frequency of chronic kidney disease (CKD), its strong association with diabetes, and higher attributed mortality [ 7].
