The phrase "awareness the point" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a verb or preposition to make it a complete thought.
Example: "In this discussion, awareness is the point we need to focus on."
Alternatives: "understanding is key" or "recognition is essential."
"It's putting awareness at the point of consumption.
Finck's keen observation of human behaviour reflects acute awareness – to the point of self-consciousness – of her own.
Despite being over-orchestrated and a tad cheesy, the song raised anti-apartheid awareness to the point where it became untenable on the world stage.
Though marketing strategies that focused on building brand awareness and the point of purchase worked pretty well in the past, consumer touch points have changed in nature.
The challenge is: How do we raise people's awareness to the point where they can make an educated judgment about the risks of Internet voting?
This may not be when children start wearing the clothes, but there is definite brand awareness and the point when accessories such as purses and jewellery start flying off the shelves.
Practice bringing the awareness to the point in the nostril where you can feel the breath touching the nostrils.
"The flower can't bloom during the day because the sun would burn the flower," said Robert Schueller, a produce expert at Melissa's, a California-based distributor that has played an instrumental role in raising dragon fruit awareness — even to the point of encouraging farmers to grow it — in the United States.
Paired with location awareness via GPS, the Point and Find software can instantly filter the list of possible image matches based on where you are.
In thinking about property, there are a number of issues that make little sense unless debated with an awareness of what the point of private property might be.
