The phrase "awareness in advance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of being informed or conscious of something before it occurs.
Example: "Having awareness in advance of the potential challenges can help us prepare better for the project."
Alternatives: "prior knowledge" or "foreknowledge".
There was a relatively late start to the marketing campaign for Transformers: Age of Extinction when Paramount booked a teaser trailer during Super Bowl 48 in February, but then again, when a property is so familiar, why spend lots of cash to raise awareness far in advance?
After failing to secure increased funding for education in the 1984 legislative session, she conducted a statewide public awareness campaign in advance of a special legislative session the following year; the modified program was passed in that session.
In many societies in the world, cultural beliefs and lack of awareness inhibit preparation in advance for delivery and expected baby.
Our partnerships with universities, colleges and other training organisations are a crucial part of how we are raising awareness about new opportunities in advance of our move to BBC North in 2011".
UNICEF is also supporting countries at risk of Ebola outbreaks to be fully prepared, through proactive awareness raising campaigns and, in advance of any outbreak, supporting protocols for surveillance and case detection and management.
Additionally, several thousand people were reached through the initiative's efforts to build awareness of the Principles in advance of their official release including through the Global Compact's monthly bulletin and website.
The filmmaker Ken Burns has long used extensive outreach campaigns to raise awareness for his PBS documentaries in advance; for the 12-hour "The National Parks Americaa's Best Idea" in 2009, the push began more than a year in advance and included events at more than 60 parks and historic sites.
As was found in programs implemented in Rwanda, Peru, and Australia, delineated roles and responsibilities for all implementing partners and preparing communities in advance through awareness raising and sensitization were critical aspects to the feasibility of HPV vaccine delivery [ 7, 17, 19].
Despite an increase in physician and public awareness and advances in infection control practices, surgical site infection (SSI) remains to be one of the most common complications after an operation.
This may be due to increased injury awareness, advances in injury prevention exercise programs, or rule changes.
