The phrase "aware of the persistent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's consciousness or recognition of ongoing issues or situations.
Example: "She is aware of the persistent challenges facing the organization and is working on solutions."
Alternatives: "conscious of the ongoing" or "mindful of the continual".
Last March, the prime minister hinted that he was at least aware of the persistent rumors about his relatives.
I'm well aware of the persistent claim on the part of many experts that incarceration has led, at least in part, perhaps by as much as a quarter, to a reduction in crime.
Although he was acutely aware of the persistent racial and political boundaries that held back his city, Stokes was in many ways ahead of his time in his vision for Cleveland and a more livable urban America.
In Israel the population and law enforcement officials are acutely aware of the persistent threat of terrorism and they have adapted their lifestyles to this.
Although he was aware of the persistent desertions that were reducing the size of his army and that the army was running short of food and other critical supplies, he did not know that the American army was also daily growing in size, or that Gates had intelligence on how dire the situation was in his camp.
Several Upper East Side locals said that while they were surprised their area had relatively higher levels of airborne pollutants, they were well aware of the neighborhood's persistent grit.
We aim to understand the online data protection-related issues that instructors or instructional designers encounter rather than reiterating that users must be aware of the informative and persistent characteristics of online data.
Two Bell Laboratory scientists, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, were conducting experiments on low levels of microwave radiation when they became aware of a persistent background noise in the sensitive antenna they were using.
First, people must be aware of the services on offer, and there has been persistent concern that more deprived people may lack awareness of some services [ 45, 46].
And one should be aware of the potential of too-tight monetary policy to generate surprisingly large and persistent economic costs.
