The phrase "aware of the severity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's understanding or recognition of the seriousness of a situation.
Example: "The team is aware of the severity of the issue and is working diligently to find a solution."
Alternatives: "conscious of the seriousness" or "cognizant of the gravity".
During the 1999 Kocaeli earthquake, the central governing authorities were not aware of the severity and scale of the damage until several hours after the event.
Fauci told me that the government is acutely aware of the severity of the problem.
Chelsea are fully aware of the severity of the allegation, particularly in the wake of the John Teracistton Ferdinand racislurlur saga.
Mr. Mayne said he was not aware of the severity of the injuries but said that they were not fatal.
"The water purveyors are aware of the severity and they are telling us that, looking in the short term, if we don't get rain we will have to act".
Worsley said he became more aware of the severity of problems faced by Manning when he was awoken at 1.30am on May 8, hours after Manning was found curled up in a supply room, with a knife at his feet.
Scientists are becoming increasingly aware of the potential severity of P. vivax infections and their effects on public health (2 ).
Be aware of the frequency and severity of your symptoms.
The timing of the game is summarized as follows: 1. the insurer offers contracts to hospitals; 2. a fraction λ of patients select the private hospital, and the remaining fraction 1−λ of patients select the public hospital, with no patient being aware of his/her severity; 3. the hospitals observe the severity of the patients; 4.
"California water users are aware that the severity of the drought has been mitigated, and it is extremely important to acknowledge that, for now, conditions no longer warrant extraordinary emergency conservation mandates," ACWA wrote.
Physicians, researchers and decision makers should be aware of the variability in severity-of-illness scores and mortality probabilities, and take them into account.
