The phrase "awareness on how" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition to use is "of" instead of "on."
Example: "We need to increase our awareness of how to address climate change effectively."
Alternatives: "understanding of how" or "knowledge of how".
Now, hindsight tends to be 20-20". Hechoeded one finding in the report - that doctors "lacked awareness" on how to appropriately certify deaths attributed to natural disasters.
Awareness on how and where energy is consumed is being increasingly recognized as the key to prevent waste in next-generation smart buildings.
The data was comprised of usernames and mobile phone numbers with the last two digits redacted, with the hackers claiming that they were working to "raise public awareness on how reckless many internet companies are with user information".
Hackers have published the usernames and phone numbers of more than 4.6 million Snapchat users in order to "raise public awareness on how reckless many internet companies are with user information".
It's a goal shaped in part by her experience as a woman in a profession dominated by men, which focused her awareness on how human blind spots and biases affect machine-learning systems.
And there's a more acute awareness on how to serve accounts that simply wasn't there before.
The authors suggested that use of ACC systems should be coupled with training on situational awareness and on how the systems operate.
The MoHqL immediately initiated an action plan which included mosquito control measures by fogging and larviciding, environmental cleaning, and a public awareness campaign on how to eliminate mosquito breeding sites.
"We are trying to focus on prevention and have an ongoing awareness raising campaign on how to be more careful in a large city like Delhi.
A payment of £1m will be paid to the Citizens Advice Energy Best Deal campaign, which raises awareness among customers on how to get the best energy tariff.
The power of young people's social networks should be capitalized on not only to disseminate warnings through schools, households, and communities, but also to build awareness before disasters on how to respond to warnings.
