The phrase "aware of the heightened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased level of awareness or sensitivity regarding a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The team is aware of the heightened concerns surrounding data privacy in our new project."
Alternatives: "conscious of the increased" or "mindful of the elevated".
Ch Supt Graham Davis, of Northumbria Police, said: "Whilst we don't know the exact drug, I'd urge anyone who may be thinking of taking illegal drugs to be aware of the heightened risk and be very cautious.
The emergence of CA-MRSA infections may have resulted in increased numbers of hospitalizations for SSTIs because of an increasing incidence of antimicrobial drug failure in outpatient treatment and more aggressive approaches to the management of these infections by physicians who are aware of the heightened risk of becoming infected with CA-MRSA.
In interviews, several of the trainees said they were aware of the heightened scrutiny of their class.
Tensions were clearly mounting before the visit, when Mr. Peskov told reporters, "We are well aware of the heightened anti-Russian rhetoric in Germany in recent weeks or even months".
And I asked Dick to make sure that domestic agencies were aware of the heightened threat period and were taking appropriate steps to respond, even though we did not have specific threats to the homeland.
We're aware of the heightened noise level, and ever since July, we've been doing telephone and Internet surveys every few weeks, checking on whether people's perception of our industry is changing.
I asked Batson if, as a child, she had been aware of having heightened perceptions.
In response to this open-ended question, no patients mentioned that they were aware of a heightened risk of TB in HIV-infected people.
Dave Rich, deputy director of communications at the Community Security Trust, said: "We are not aware of any specific heightened threat or any specific extra measures being taken, but it is obviously a time of increased concern for parents, which is why we wrote to them".
"Everyone should get screened," says Lonsdale, who lost his own mother to cancer eight years ago and says his wife is now aware of her own heightened risk for breast cancer and will be monitored for it more closely because of one such screen.
Lerman just has the heightened dopamine levels of an entrepreneur.
