The phrase "aware self" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing self-awareness, personal growth, or psychological concepts related to understanding one's own thoughts and feelings.
Example: "To achieve personal growth, one must cultivate an aware self that recognizes both strengths and weaknesses."
Alternatives: "self-aware individual" or "conscious self".
And because lines tend to be composed of fully aware, self-regulating human beings who don't take kindly to cheating or attempts to favor one group over others — the wealthy over the poor, for instance, or the tech-savvy over the not-tech-savvy — it has always been difficult to connive your way to the front.
Recently his team refitted a run-of-the-mill obtuse automobile into a situationally aware, self-driving machine, which they entered in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's famed Grand Challenge competition for driverless cars and that placed a respectable fourth out of nearly 100 entrants.
Though many aren't aware, self-directed retirement investors can realize the same benefits of crowdfunding whether they invest using an IRA or a cash account.
But even though most people believe they are self-aware, self-awareness is a truly rare quality.
We've found that even though most people believe they are self-aware, self-awareness is a truly rare quality: We estimate that only 10%15%% of the people we studied actually fit the criteria.
self-aware, environment-aware, self-monitoring and self-adjusting.
In addition, it provides systems with self-aware, self-adjusted, and self-situated abilities.
We propose Affinity P2P (aP2P), a novel cluster-based locality-aware self-organizing peer-to-peer network.
Chazelle's cinematic unconscious may well have built this element of self-aware self-doubt into the fabric of the film.
The understated closing barf was nicely done, the self-aware self-loathing a chilling reminder of nights ill-spent.
