The phrase "awareness toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's consciousness or understanding of a particular issue or subject, often implying a direction or focus of that awareness.
Example: "The organization aims to increase public awareness toward environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "awareness of" or "awareness regarding".
This survey investigated dentists' awareness toward VPIDs.
Finally policy makers should strength their commitment in raising population's awareness toward a green energy generation.
Mindfulness is the first stepturning with loving awareness toward difficult experience (emotions, sensations, thoughts).
The thought is that to propel wireless technology from limited spectrum awareness toward valuable user awareness, an architecture is needed.
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Owing to deeper global awareness toward conservation of non-renewable sources of energy, there has been a shift of focus toward photocatalysis in the recent years.
They are just a step toward self-awareness, toward learning healthier ways of coping with pain.
In an essay about Charlie Sheen published in Newsweek and on The Daily Beast, the author Bret Easton Ellis describes this evolving sense of self-awareness toward celebrity culture as "post-Empire" thinking, which strives to destroy old-guard illusions about the "prefab way," as Mr. Ellis put it.
They forced Minimalism's object awareness back toward something more essential, visionary and slightly loony.
But the Olympic brand has struggled recently as companies have moved away from campaigns that build generic brand awareness and toward promotions leading directly to sales.
The survey collected extensive information on respondents' environmental behavior, sustainability knowledge and awareness, attitudes toward various urban sustainability issues, and willingness to pay for environmental improvement.
