The phrase "aware of the principles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing knowledge or understanding of certain foundational concepts or rules.
Example: "As a researcher, it is essential to be aware of the principles that govern ethical conduct in your field."
Alternatives: "conscious of the principles" or "knowledgeable about the principles."
But designers are already well aware of the principles outlined in the book, most of which have been analyzed in greater depth elsewhere.
Most engineers are not trained to use these renewable energy technologies and most are not aware of the principles of sustainability.
They indicated they were not very aware of the principles of integration.
This transfer occurs only if learners are aware of the principles underlying their thinking (Bransford et al., 2000; NRC, 2000).
The community that intends to use this technology needs to be aware of the principles of electroporation effects at the cellular and tissue level based on temporal and spatial consideration, with respect to the specific molecules to be introduced.
If students are not aware of the principles behind self-assembly, they are essentially left in the dark with respect to how the fundamental process of molecular complex formation actually happens.
"The fragrance industry is keenly aware of the principle of the consumers' right to know," said Stephen Weller, director of communications for IFRA.
Such fallacies are quite puzzling to the tyro, who, unless he is aware of the principle involved, may well overlook the subtly concealed error.
All you can do is be aware of the principle and do your best to prioritize high-impact activities over those that are likely to waste your time.
As such, students need to be made aware of how the principles of beneficence, non-maleficence and justice were applied to address their situation; the potential solutions which were considered; and the justification for adopting or not adopting potential solutions.
But, having moral knowledge being made aware of the moral principles and rules of the society is one thing; being able to lead a life consonant with the moral principles is quite another.
