The phrase "aware reported" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that someone is informed about a report, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee was aware of the reported issues regarding the project timeline."
Alternatives: "informed of the report" or "cognizant of the report".
For the first quarter 1999, ending March 31, Aware reported sales of $4.3 million and earnings of 3 cents a share, versus Wall Street expectations of $4.28 million and 2 cents a share.
Only one study of which we are aware reported that a higher level of acculturation (as measured by language and country of origin) was associated with higher diabetes prevalence in Mexican Hispanics, after adjustment for age and sex (20).
"As far as I am aware," reports the author Hugh Rae, who prefers a polo neck in his publicity shots, "there are just four male members of the Romantic Novelists Associationn".
And to the American people, this means being better informed and more aware, reporting suspicious activities to local authorities, just as a store clerk did in New Jersey, which ultimately helped to unravel the Fort Dix plot in May.
Back in June, a survey found that 50 percent of American adults said they were aware of the Meatless Monday campaign, with 27 percent of those aware reporting that they were actively reducing their meat consumption.
A Drink Aware report from 2010 estimated that after the climax of the GCSEs, some 5,000 16 and 17-year-olds descended upon Newquay each year.
This is the first report of which we are aware reporting KHB weak positives.
No studies of which we are aware have reported the photosynthetic pathway of H. glomeratus.
The media is more aware and reporting more on the issue.
She adds that "C.I.A. employees are well aware that reporting wrongdoing internally can result in career suicide".
HuffPost is providing it with lifestyle content, aware that reporting hard news in China is a minefield.
