The phrase "awareness of abilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing self-perception, personal development, or understanding one's skills and strengths.
Example: "Developing an awareness of abilities is crucial for effective career planning."
Alternatives: "recognition of skills" or "understanding of strengths".
Amongst the potential influences on quality of life that have yet to be examined fully in relation to the QoL-AD are aspects of personality and the person's awareness of abilities and deficits.
They do reflect the person's social climate, mood and self-concept, but, when considered alongside other variables, the influence of the trait of conscientiousness and of the person's awareness of abilities and impairments (however this is assessed and measured), is relatively slight.
Organisations often develop routines that help mitigate problems caused by employees who lack awareness of their abilities: marketing managers have ad campaigns checked by higher-level managers; bank officers must have loans approved by audit committees.
As an essential component of teacher assessment literacy an understanding of "how to use assessment to maximize student motivation and learning" (Coombe, Troudi, & Al-Hamly, 2012, p. 25)—language teachers should realize the importance of conveying test developers' intention to students and raise their awareness of the abilities being measured throughout the test.
Launched at the 2007 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Shanghai, China, the alliance will raise public awareness of the abilities and rights of children with intellectual disabilities.
The partnership will raise public awareness of the abilities and rights of children with intellectual disabilities and aims to change perceptions and challenge negative attitudes.
Since 2007 UNICEF and Special Olympics have worked together to raise awareness of the abilities and rights of children with intellectual disabilities, change perceptions and challenge negative attitudes.
This growing awareness of and ability to recall one's own emotional states leads to empathy, or the ability to appreciate the feelings and perceptions of others.
Chimpanzees display awareness of self, ability to reason, and a grasp of numbers.
