The phrase "awareness spokesman" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who represents or advocates for awareness on a particular issue or cause.
Example: "The awareness spokesman addressed the crowd, emphasizing the importance of mental health education."
Alternatives: "awareness advocate" or "awareness representative.".
Managers have been meeting with employees who work on classified projects "to reinforce security awareness," Greg Koller, a spokesman for the laboratory, said.
The country's 1,650 recruiting stations were ordered to assume a "higher level of awareness," said Harvey Perritt, a spokesman for the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command, in Fort Monroe, Va., though he would not give details about what measures were being taken, citing security concerns.
"There's more awareness," said Greg Aiello, an N.F.L. spokesman.
The real difference in security is a "heightened awareness," said Tom Williams, a company spokesman for Wal-Mart Stores.
Instead, Morrison became a spokesman for AIDS awareness, created the KnockOut AIDS Foundation and spoke publicly about the importance of safe sex.
Johnson, in turn, wanted to become a spokesman for H.I.V. awareness but spoke clumsily, saying he had been assured by doctors that all he had to do to survive was to eat well, exercise and maintain a positive attitude.
"Netanyahu and the notorious, child-killing Zionist regime must have reached the basic understanding that the people of the world have enough awareness and cognisance," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi.
"These ads were designed to raise awareness about biotechnology," said Jeff Bergau, a spokesman at Monsanto.
"There is a general lack of awareness that these are protected," said Danielle Murray, a spokesman for the Conservation Lands Foundation, which checks on protected land throughout the country.
