The phrase "awareness led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or action that is guided or influenced by awareness or understanding of a particular issue or context.
Example: "The project was successful because it was awareness led, focusing on the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "awareness-driven" or "guided by awareness".
His new musical awareness led to invitations in guitar teaching, and he produced further publications.
His snappy dialogue, pared-down style and social awareness led many to consider him the greatest contemporary crime author, with Martin Amis describing Get Shorty as a "masterpiece" and Philip Hensher declaring that he "walked all over Raymond Chandler".
Glassware was being publicly discussed in art journals and collected in museums, and this new spirit of awareness led to a greatly increased exchange of ideas among the leading glass centres and to the borrowing of ideas from the past.
This awareness led to the 1974 signing by Baltic countries of the Helsinki Convention on the Protection of the Marine Environment of the Baltic Sea Area, an agreement that was put into effect in 1980, revised in 1992, and reimplemented in 2000.
This awareness led to increasing attention to biological process stoichiometry in ecology during the past decade.
During the fast cascade stage, inadequate situational awareness led to inability to take timely emergency control measures.
Lack of awareness leads to unsafe practices Not all chicken farmers are as aware as Lokman, nor do they know that abnormal bird deaths need to be reported to the upazila livestock office.
On the one hand, it could be that individuals with autism who have above average intelligence are more aware of the social difficulties associated with their autism diagnosis, and this awareness leads to higher rates of depression.
Occasionally, that awareness leads him astray.
These are dilemmas, she argues, that Henry James, who assumed awareness leads to responsibility, never encountered: "the ubiquity of television, the voraciousness of late capitalism, the triumph of therapeutic discourse and philosophy's demotion into a branch of linguistics".
Researchers' quest to determine patient awareness leads to vigorous debate.
