The phrase "awareness perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing consciousness, perception, or understanding of one's surroundings or thoughts.
Example: "The study focused on how awareness perceived can influence decision-making processes in individuals."
Alternatives: "perceived awareness" or "awareness recognized".
An average of 58% of respondents voted that the main obstacles for the Earth architecture were lack of awareness, perceived higher upfront costs, and lack of education.
The intention was to extend the Model of Goal-directed Behavior (MGB) by integrating several essential variables (environmental awareness, perceived effectiveness, and eco-friendly behavior and reputation) in explicating customers' eco-friendly behavior.
Team 2 will assess public awareness, perceived value, and usability of MeTree, a digital family health history software platform that was recently integrated into the Duke electronic health record.
This benefit translates into an increase in awareness, perceived self-confidence, and readiness to take responsibility.
It examines disparities in relation to gender, age, socio-economic status (SES) and ethnicity, and investigates associations between awareness, perceived barriers and anticipated delay in presentation.
Self-efficacy was greatest among providers who had had more childbearing conversations, greater SCM awareness, perceived fewer barriers and greater intentions to counsel on TUI.
The results are organised by media coverage of mouth cancer, awareness and perceived incidence of the cancer, awareness of mouth cancer symptoms, salience of mouth cancer symptoms and intention to respond to symptoms of mouth cancer.
"In 2019 Springer Nature will publish a report on book authors' attitudes to publishing and the awareness and perceived benefits of open access.
In this paper, we use an adaptive multiplayer perceptron model to categorize participants based on their metacognitive awareness and perceived use of reading strategies while reading.
This study investigated whether significant differences exist between first and second language readers in their metacognitive awareness and perceived use of specific strategies when reading for academic purposes in English.
The findings show that the brand equity of the European capitals consists of the awareness and perceived quality of a city as a destination and the influence of attitude on the brand and brand image.
