The phrase "awareness about why" is not entirely correct in standard written English; it would be better phrased as "awareness of why." You can use it when discussing understanding or consciousness regarding the reasons behind a particular situation or action.
Example: "Developing awareness of why we make certain choices can lead to better decision-making."
Alternatives: "understanding of why" or "insight into why".
And we've got to raise awareness about why this doesn't make sense and why it's anticonsumer".
So now I have some awareness about why that inner critic voice is coming out.
Although the FICO medication adherence score has potential, the most important issue is raising awareness about why it's important to take medication as directed, Ms. Burkholder said.
Bransfield told the Guardian that the project was intended to spark awareness about why people should take more care securing their Wi-Fi networks, in the hope that involving cats in the debate will make less tech-savvy people pay attention.
It's important to develop awareness about why listening can be a challenge for some people.
While occasional risk-taking has its benefits, the results from this study are concerning because the participants' risk-taking seemed to become impulsive, and their awareness about why they were taking more risks was phased out along with their lost hours of sleep.
That will help to increase awareness among the general public about why injuries occur during a massage and what can be done to prevent them.Massage users, in fact, are already getting pretty savvy, says Ms Jarnot of the Carneros Inn.
It's also about people creating more awareness not only about why they work where they work, but also around why they live where they live.
"It reached a point where I said 'no more,' " he told me one recent afternoon, breaking his silence briefly to talk -- uncomfortably, and with an awareness of the irony -- about why he had imposed that silence in the first place.
The low contribution of undergraduate training to awareness explained why awareness about stem cell use in dentistry was higher among older participants (aged >35 years) and participants more experienced in terms of years of practice (>5 years).
