The phrase "aware the man" is not correct in written English.
It lacks a preposition or additional context to clarify the intended meaning, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "I am aware of the man who helped us."
Alternatives: "conscious of the man" or "informed about the man.".
U.S. officials said they were aware the man had traveled abroad but could not confirm whether he had died in the attack, which was publicized on Twitter.
A British man facing murder charges in Bali over the killing of a policeman, along with his Australian girlfriend, has told his trial that he acted in self-defence and was not aware the man was a policeman when he hit him with a beer bottle and binoculars.
Examples from the novel include the death sentences he gives to Abel Carvajal (for a crime the President is fully aware the man did not commit) and to Lucio Vasquez, a man in his service that carried out his wish for the Zany to be killed and yet is still executed.
In the interviews, none of the participants were aware of the man's role in HPV transmission, and none of them were aware that men also need to be vaccinated to prevent further transmission.
The police were previously aware of the man and his psychiatric problems, he said.
Sgt. David DeFoor said Monday that officers may not have been aware of the man's age.
Now it is ubiquitous in football terminology, though few are aware that the man who coined it did so with contempt.
British security sources have indicated that MI5, the domestic intelligence service, may have been aware of the man before he traveled to Syria to join Isis.
We're aware in the man's solos and some of the duet sections that there is more complexity in Beethoven's music than Robbins chooses to sketch.
Erickson is only dimly aware of the man he calls "Jarvis Coker", but he is pleased to be coming to England for the first time since 1980.
Sergeant Cowie said detectives became aware of the man when he made an online offer to swap his daughter for an undercover officer's 9-year-old daughter.
