"awareness education" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to educational programs or initiatives aimed at raising awareness or understanding of a particular issue or concept. For example, "The organization has launched an awareness education initiative to raise understanding of environmental issues."
This section outlines the current state of biodiversity awareness education and suggests both conventional and novel methods for educating the general public - worldwide - about the global biodiversity crisis.
Cambodia's success is in part the result of an aggressive campaign to educate women on the importance of breastfeeding that involved public awareness education through the media and creating "breastfeeding-friendly" sites in villages.
It delivers awareness education projects to different youth settings and responds creatively to the problem of abuse in relationships.
This inside area could become a space for content that promotes awareness, education, and targeting branding.
This alarming trend points to a need for more awareness, education and communication about flood risk, especially in inland counties.
Princeton Disability Awareness PDAA) was founded in 2007 by a group of students devoted to disability awareness, education, and inclusion.
We present an overview of this problem to promote public awareness, education, and to advocate a prevention strategy for this preventable injury.
As well as the benefits of the land use measure and global data at a local level, the EF is effective in raising awareness, education and policy debate.
An idea to promote awareness, education, and lucrative branding using the inside of vending boxes targeted at Mexico's women, children, and young adults working on the streets.
There are already materials that exist for the purpose of biodiversity awareness education; these could be synthesized fairly easily to create videos.
When we Jews cry out "Never Again!" about genocide, it applies to awareness, education or in this case denial, no matter when or to whom such a crime is perpetrated.
