The phrase "aware of the green" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is conscious of something related to the color green, or metaphorically, it could refer to being aware of environmental issues or financial matters.
Example: "As a gardener, I am always aware of the green around me and how it affects the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "conscious of the green" or "mindful of the green".
There is believed to have been contact between Must and Beckham's father Ted, who is likely to have made his son aware of the green and gold campaign before Wednesday's Champions League game.
Lee Moore, a spokesman for the New Jersey attorney general's office, which oversees the Division on Civil Rights, would say only, "We are aware of the Green Acres application".
The FIA was aware of the green flag, so did not investigate the manoeuvre during the race.
To educate policy makers on the facts and to make them aware of the green-card backlog, a group called Immigration Voice is organizing Advocacy Day on June 7 and 8 in Washington, D.C.
The Southbank says it is aware of the village green application and will be taking time to consider it.
Be aware of the common treatment methods.
The next step is for consumers to be made aware of the possibilities for green burial garments and for designers to rise to fill this need.
Many people are not aware of the fact that green materials are abundant and it is not very hard to adapt them for use.
Newspapers, hording, magazines, printed material distribution (leaflets, booklets, etc)., and various audiovisual media (e.g., radio, television,cinema) may be a few media for advertisement and marketing campaign for making the customers more aware of green efforts of the organization.
The cops had already become aware of a "green leafy substance" (AKA weed) on the console in the car and the unmistakable smell of dank-ass chronic, though the man had only partially rolled down his window.
Bernard Geoghegan, head of international operations at Digital Realty Trust, or D.R.T., one of the biggest data center groups in the world, said that although the environmental reputation his company had gained in Europe was originally driven by financial considerations, customers had since become acutely aware of the importance of going green, both for ethical and financial reasons.
