The phrase "aware via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the means or method through which someone has gained awareness or knowledge about something.
Example: "I became aware via the latest news report that the event had been canceled."
Alternatives: "informed through" or "notified by".
According to Bin Hammam's formal complaint, Blatter broke FIFA "duty of disclosure" rules because he was aware via Warner that payments had been arranged and "had no issue".
The Japanese were aware, via signals intelligence, of the large-scale movement of Allied forces in the South Pacific area but concluded that the Allies were reinforcing Australia and perhaps Port Moresby in New Guinea.
GTA's scriptwriters are aware, via cultural osmosis, that people don't trust the internet and that – in the wake of the 2009 market crash – they don't care much for rich people, either.
Participants will be made aware via the participant information sheet that should they withdraw, the data collected to date cannot be erased and may still be used in the final analysis.
The letter reads: We are aware that Via Technologies ("VIA") may be distributing a sample chipset product with a 133 MHz front side bus, and may be claiming that it is manufactured by National Semiconductor and is therefore licensed by Intel.
Imagine in just a few years, when all of the major browsers will likely be location-aware (via a "This website wants to know your location" security prompt), and more consumers are comfortable and familiar with the idea of location based services on mobile handsets.
I help people become very self-aware via food records and mindfulness.
Football Services shall not be used in any Client Services that the Client is aware (whether via written notification from GNM or otherwise) or should reasonably have been aware: 1.7.1.
Mr. Burnham, the fellow working on mineral extraction from outer space, agreed with Mr. Thiel, whom he first became aware of via the movie "The Social Network".
For example, one woman was concerned that problems with her kidneys which she became aware of via her participation in the trial might be related to the fact that her mother and two aunts died of stomach cancer: 'It's something that's always worried me, you know, erm, because you do……you know; my mother, and two of my aunties, died of the same thing, er, carcinoma of the stomach.
I had first became aware of Fisher via the 2011 Channel 4 documentary, My Transsexual Summer (MTS).
