The phrase "awareness gained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of becoming aware of something or the knowledge acquired through experience or learning.
Example: "Through the training program, participants reported a significant awareness gained about the importance of mental health in the workplace."
Alternatives: "knowledge acquired" or "insight obtained".
We evaluated our interactions with breast cancer patients and defined the level of awareness gained from education and culture of Egyptian women.
"Any momentum gained in terms of accolades or even awareness gained on this issue in 2013 – we probably won't see the fruits of that conversation for a few years".
Her heightened awareness gained from IMPACT training kicked in as she realized she was now in a "situation".
For example, it is possible that the awareness gained through participation in the study might make the families more compliant with the developmental surveillance programs being assessed.
Scriptures says, some are immediate peace in yourself, improve awareness, gain good karma by practising for a long period of time thus gain great earthly pleasures, balanced and happy family life, etc. Associate with like minded Buddhists.
Finally, population members felt that they did not need to regularly interface with SD contacts in order to maintain good relationships; they were able to maintain a reasonable knowledge and skills awareness, gain timely access and successfully engage with the majority of actors with whom they infrequently contacted.
Interestingly, both males and Hispanics had lower CRC awareness at pre-test, but exhibited maximum awareness gains equal to that of females and non Hispanic Whites after touring the IC.
Interestingly, both men and Hispanics started off with lower CRC awareness at pre-test, but exhibited maximum awareness gains equal to that of women and NHWs after touring the IC.
Thanks to the policy awareness he gained at the ministry, Drouzas now plans to work on research topics that really matter on the ground.
A study conducted by Morrison et al. (1992) among female managers with children indicated that managers attributed their work effectiveness through self-awareness that gained from being a mother.
Will Don lose a good chunk of the self-awareness he gained on those cliff tops and in those group-therapy rooms?
