The phrase "aware of the underlying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an understanding of the fundamental aspects or causes of a situation or issue.
Example: "The team was aware of the underlying challenges that could affect the project's success."
Alternatives: "conscious of the fundamental" or "mindful of the core".
Much of its brilliance derives from Kent's ability to recreate the splendour of baroque theatre, while keeping us aware of the underlying significance of its encompassing grandeur.
Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) middleware must be aware of the underlying multi-hop topology to self-adapt and to improve its communication efficiency.
Just as we might write better algorithms for parallel computers by being aware of the underlying parallel architecture, we can write better "human computation" algorithms by being aware of relevant aspects of the human cognitive architecture.
The tool provides high-level support for mutual data exchange between codes, including support for different discretization techniques and specific field transfer operators, being aware of the underlying physical phenomena.
Akorn contended that even if it had suffered an MAE, and even if the breach of the regulatory representation was false to the level of an MAE, Fresenius could not decline to close on this basis because, as a result of its due diligence and general industry knowledge, it was aware of the underlying risks when it signed the merger agreement.
I believe the best way is to train employees to become more aware of the underlying feelings behind crying rather than preventing it (because it is not appropriate) or allowing it (because it is more humane).
If data scientists are not aware of these underlying definitional changes, they may end up comparing apples and oranges.
At the university, the emphasis on teaching and learning of CAD is on the procedural knowledge, thus some students might not be aware of the concepts underlying the procedure used in 3D CAD.
As the head of a foundation focused on what I consider to be some of the world's most pressing issues -- health, education, and poverty -- I'm constantly aware of the urgency underlying our work.
This transfer occurs only if learners are aware of the principles underlying their thinking (Bransford et al., 2000; NRC, 2000).
Therefore, it is always important to be aware of the assumptions underlying normalization and of the implications of such, often untested assumptions for data interpretation.
