The phrase "awareness thereof" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in formal contexts to refer to knowledge or understanding of a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The committee expressed their awareness thereof during the meeting, highlighting the importance of the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "knowledge of it" or "understanding of that".
Further, the very act of introspecting on what sort of imagery, if any, is evoked by a given sentence may promote construction of imagery and awareness thereof.
This rejoinder virtually amounts to the statement of a realist conception of truth: in cases where our initial cognition is overridden, the initial cognition was false all along; all that changes is our awareness thereof.
The very high prevalence of overweight/obesity in the educators and their apparent lack of awareness thereof is a specific concern.
Also, considering how strong increasing age is as a risk factor for cancer, it might be important to further increase awareness thereof as a means to stimulate appropriate healthcare seeking behaviour, especially in the Danish population.
In short, it's a lot of awareness, then lack thereof.
Regardless of our awareness (or lack thereof), the inner warrior remains within, ready to come forward when needed.
Regardless of how non-monolithic any race claims to be, I feel overwhelmed by the challenge of collective awareness, or lack thereof.
Perhaps the most prescient challenge to formal descriptions of the brain as an inference machine is how one can accommodate emotions, self-awareness and disorders thereof.
Accordingly, providing balanced information on the effectiveness of cancer screening and cultivating increased awareness of the harms thereof are needed to overcome current misplaced perceptions of the importance of cancer screening among the Korean public.
The suppositions that people might have about her awareness or her watchfulness — or lack thereof — can be very convenient to a spy.
This may reflect poor general awareness of overweight/obesity, or poor diagnosis thereof at health care facilities or cultural/social acceptance of a larger body size as the norm, or a combination of these possibilities.
