The phrase "awareness to recognize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to perceive or understand something clearly.
Example: "Developing an awareness to recognize the signs of stress can greatly improve mental health."
Alternatives: "ability to identify" or "understanding to discern".
Parent Education & Outreach: In partnership with community based organizations and schools, the Stanford Center for Youth Mental Health & Wellbeing develops programs to help families build the skills and awareness to recognize signs of distress, to engage in healthy parent-child communication, and to support the overall mental health of their children.
Having the awareness to recognize patterns.
Let's have the awareness to recognize where we're maybe pushing things too far".
I have enough self awareness to recognize these are NOT the sorts of things uttered by so-called young people.
"We were fascinated by their high level of emotional awareness to recognize that in the words of one participant: 'I know this is my favourite song but it doesn't feel like it usually does,'" writes Mallik.
While many other species can make tools or communicate in some form of language, only a select few — great apes, dolphins, orcas, elephants, and the Eurasian magpie — have demonstrated the self-awareness to recognize their own reflection in a mirror.
The greatest leaders have the self-awareness to recognize this fact.
However, it is almost as important that the founders have enough self-awareness to recognize when they need help.
But not all humans allow themselves the self-awareness to recognize painful experiences and use those experiences as a catalyst for personal exploration and to make decisions that are good for them and only them.
We count on the millionaire to have enough self-awareness to recognize that his worries are not the stuff of life and death, while we apply our compassion to policy measures, like earned income tax credits and the low income home energy assistance program, meant to give a helping hand to the struggling mom.
Defensiveness is an almost inevitable experience in each of our exploration of our relationship with race -- it is also the enemy of most kinds of personal growth, from self-awareness, to recognizing dynamics of power and privilege, to building empathy with others.
