The phrase "awareness of choices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the understanding or recognition of different options available in a situation.
Example: "Developing an awareness of choices is essential for making informed decisions in life."
Alternatives: "recognition of options" or "understanding of alternatives".
Some differences between the three cohorts were observed: preinsemination counselling; acceptance of donors without medical records or with chronic or late-onset diseases; awareness of choice of bank and type of donor; and views on the right of offspring to know their genetic origins.
The statistically significant univariate association between education and utilisation of choice disappeared in logistic regression (Table 2), unlike the association with awareness of choice.
The reality of there being low awareness of choice among the general public could also mean that patients tend to accept the first date/time offered and primary care staff, therefore, do not present further choices.
An explanation for this finding might be that in the setting of starting a traditional DMARD for the first time there is lack of awareness of choice and too little time for patients to participate.
In clinical practice, extra time (to think and to create awareness of choice) needs to be considered when dealing with newly diagnosed patients that need to make decisions about starting with a traditional DMARD.
The study was performed in a setting, where patients and GPs had one decade's experience with free choice of hospital; where patients' awareness of choice was high, and where the share of patients for whom GPs chose the hospital had been stable at a high level for several years.
Moreover, we recommend rheumatologists and other caregivers to consider extra time for patients to create awareness of choice and to process all the information, especially when dealing with newly diagnosed patients that need to make decisions about initiating a traditional DMARD.
"The biggest hurdle is getting the awareness of these choices and having choices in the proximity of where people are," he said.
It puts things (funeral plans) back in people's control". "The biggest hurdle is getting the awareness of these choices and having choices in the proximity of where people are," he said.
