The phrase "awareness between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mutual understanding or recognition that exists between two or more parties.
Example: "There is a growing awareness between the two communities about the importance of environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "understanding among" or "recognition between".
It was strangely gripping; without involving touch, Ms. de Chaillé created a heightened sense of awareness between two bodies.
To promote cultural awareness between the United States and China, the Asia Society and Aspen Institute recently began a series of artistic exchanges in which performers from each country visited the other to put on a show.
My son's D.C.P.S. teacher is close to getting her master's, and she tosses off terms like "phonemic awareness" between reminding the students not to insert live spiders into their nostrils.
2. Increase awareness between technology buyers, builders, investors, and researchers.
The observable items are then used to designate the level of awareness between the interacting entities.
Independent T test results showed there was no significant difference for teachers' multicultural awareness between homogenous and heterogeneous classes.
There's a hyper-awareness between you and the audience - and that can be really celebrated".
This slight mismatch could be explained by the awareness differences between the two study areas.
Table 3 shows that all correlations between the six factors are significant at the.01 level with the exception of the correlations between Motivation and Self-awareness and between Self-awareness and Cases, which are significant at the.05 level.
Leibniz was the first to distinguish explicitly between perception and apperception, i.e., roughly between awareness and self-awareness.
In America there is a more politicised awareness of inequality between class and wealth.
