The phrase "awareness exists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing consciousness, perception, or the acknowledgment of a particular situation or fact.
Example: "In the realm of psychology, it is often debated whether awareness exists independently of sensory input."
Alternatives: "consciousness is present" or "recognition is evident.".
When Ailey choreographed "Mary Lou's Mass," Ms. Jamison acknowledged, the dancers weren't aware of Williams's place in the jazz pantheon; a similar lack of awareness exists today.
Such awareness exists in terms of knowing who might be using the data, how the data could be re-used or re-purposed, and what the data might be used for, as well as the possibility of forming co-authorship and even developing future collaborations.
And another part of my intent is to remind myself that this inner voice, this inner awareness, exists, and provides access to and support from the True Self.
"Unlike alcohol intoxication," the New Jersey high court ruled in 2006, "no… general awareness exists as yet with regard to the signs and symptoms of the condition described as being 'high' on marijuana".
Nine of these respondents indicated that awareness existed only among specialized colleagues focusing on health human resources or migration and five reported awareness of the Code's overall purpose but not its contents.
As the EKC reflected that technological, political, economic conditions and environmental awareness existed at the same time [ 36], after economic development reached a certain level, the human capital and clean technology intensive industries have played an important role in decreasing environmental degradation.
It's why Global Accessibility Awareness Day exists.
As we do this, we plug into the very awareness that exists in us all -- and become ready to connect with "others" beyond ego, and experience our infinite connection.
Unfortunately lack of awareness also exists amongst primary care physicians, with management often being based purely on containment products.
For our purpose a less sophisticated interpretation of autonomy will do, according to which the normative value of information and awareness only exists when it is supported by the expressed will of patients or the goals of patients.
In developing an effective and efficient screening protocol for ADHD within various CJS settings and in developing appropriate care pathways, it will be important to determine the level of awareness that exists in services, what screens are currently used, and what a positive screen triggers in terms of individuals progressing through CJS procedures and services.
