The phrase "awareness of danger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or understanding of potential threats or risks in various contexts, such as safety, psychology, or decision-making.
Example: "The hikers' awareness of danger helped them avoid the treacherous cliffs during their expedition."
Alternatives: "recognition of risk" or "cognizance of threat".
"My awareness of danger has definitely increased," he said.
Intelligence and an instinctive awareness of danger did.
"There is no neurological capability for awareness of danger — that part of the brain is simply not there yet," she said.
Dr. Chartrand points out that for children living in a military community, each one is affected by the awareness of danger, "whether or not their family member is gone".
Among the traits that characterise her diagnosis are a moderate communication delay, anxiety in public spaces, minimal empathy for others (a nice way of saying none), oppositional defiance, reduced awareness of danger and sensory issues I could fill this page with.
A sense of patriotism, a desire for progress and an awareness of danger were all palpable.
Reforms are needed to address inequity in healthcare delivery to 'reach the unreached' as well as raising the awareness of dangers associated with smoking, drug and alcohol use and the consequences of delay in seeking care for those with asthma.
Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak in Nigeria has raised the level of awareness of both health care workers (HCWs) and members of community (MCs) on the threat posed by infectious diseases and need for improvement on infection control practices, but awareness of dangers of increasing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) remained low.
In an area that is constantly being pushed forward by market competition, self-awareness of danger and tighter standards, several research groups around the world have contributed to safety gear improvement.
An app called Citizen promises "awareness" of nearby danger.
