The phrase "aware of the shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's understanding or recognition of a change or transition in a situation or context.
Example: "The team was aware of the shift in market trends and adjusted their strategy accordingly."
Alternatives: "conscious of the change" or "cognizant of the transition".
That's the danger, that we're not aware of the shift from tolerant to hard".
Both parties were aware of the shift, Mr. Kohut said, "and that's why Gore soft-pedaled gun control".
Most people are hardly aware of the shift until it's exposed by a crisis, like a major political realignment that forces us to cross party lines.
American drugs agents, aware of the shift, pressed for a change in policy, or at least for criticism of Mexico's growing role as a drugs route.
"It's a dramatic change, not just in Afghanistan — it's a dramatic change in the history of U.S. narcotics policy," Ms. Felbab-Brown said, adding that if Russian negotiators are not aware of the shift, "either there is some real breakdown in communications, or they didn't do their homework".
This is not the first time that Nielsen has targeted the streaming space, having been aware of the shift to over-the-top TV for many years now.
One person who is well aware of the shifting field of play is Toni Pearce, FE vice president for the NUS.
"You are aware of the shifts in power but we have always been up there, which is a good achievement," Brown told Inside United.
The idea is to make you aware of the shifts in daylight over the course of a visit, from one season to another without distracting you from the artwork, and the effect is magical.
He is well aware of the shifts that have taken place in sitcom writing during the past twenty years, but he does not care all that much about them.
Aware of the shifting dynamics in Europe, Ms. Merkel has chosen instead to emphasize the need for structural reforms to the labor markets of struggling countries over slashed spending.
