The phrase "awareness indicative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something that serves as a sign or indication of awareness.
Example: "The changes in behavior were awareness indicative of the underlying issues that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "sign of awareness" or "indicative of awareness".
This is a stone tossed from inside a glass house, given the aphoristic, wisdom-mongering tone of much of "Eat Pray Love," but it is also a welcome wink of self-awareness, indicative of the good humor that redeems some of the film's (and the book's) muzzy therapeutic moments.
One would think that such technological awareness would be indicative of a close relationship with, and a deep understanding of the "younger" generation.
Our brand awareness has increased as indicative in markets where subsidies are strong.
Thus, we may interpret national HIV prevalence as an awareness and readiness marker indicative of both population and health services.
The difference between these theories is the extent to which they emphasise process or product as indicative of situational awareness.
Observed changes in admission rates in adult syncope patients may be indicative of improved awareness, adoption, and adherence to ACEP practice guidelines.
The diversity of infections caused by serotypes other than serotype 2 is indicative of the awareness of diagnosticians of S. suis infections [ 1].
48 This can only be indicative of an awareness of the issue of treatment of pain after knee surgery as the literature searches were not designed to identify studies that did not report robust evaluations.
However we acknowledge that they reacted differently in their spiritual care performance and awareness and these are probably indicative of the varying levels of preparedness, experience, beliefs and values positions related to spirituality and spiritual care.
The French chef's presence is indicative of a growing awareness of the intricacies of Japanese food at its best.
The development of 17th-century landscape painting, in which humans are frequently portrayed as minute figures in a vast natural setting, is indicative of this changing awareness of the human condition.
