The phrase "awareness of which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific subject or topic that someone is aware of, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The research highlights several issues, awareness of which is crucial for effective policy-making."
Alternatives: "knowledge of which" or "understanding of which".
Do they demonstrate awareness of which questions are answered and which aren't by their methods?
In the case of the annual Hollywood shindig, this knowledge isn't confined to an awareness of which films win or lose.
The current crop of smartwatches rely on being paired with a nearby smartphone, which is sharpening developers' awareness of which tasks are better left to the parent device.
Our case illustrates the difficult diagnosis of this uncommon but problematic phenomenon, awareness of which is paramount for pathologists and clinicians participating in the management of CD patients.
So there are five ways he will come in and Andy's got to have an awareness of which one's working better on the day and try to have a plan to shut that down.
Now, a new study shows how that approach can go one step further, by using an artificial intelligence system — a virtual admissions counselor — to send personalized texts that reflect an awareness of which tasks students have finished and which they still need to complete.
The continent needs a strategy, he says, for vaccination, screening, treatment and awareness, all of which will need time to take effect.
With little government or corporate incentive, Blum and Balan are focusing on two issues: defeating standards that would require the use of more flame-retardant chemicals, and raising consumer awareness – both of which are likely to be long battles.
The "Language" category has "Language Proficiency" and "Language Awareness", both of which are relevant to our interest in classroom language use for our assessment tool.
Our transition begins with awareness, evidence of which I long to hear when I tune into the mainstream voices of my culture.
Young AAC users benefit from rich language and literacy experiences to foster vocabulary development, discourse skills, and phonological awareness, all of which supports successful literacy learning.
