The phrase "built consciousness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the gradual development and maturation of one's awareness and understanding of the world and oneself. Example: The artist's paintings reflected a deep and built consciousness of the human condition, with each stroke of the brush representing a layer of introspection and contemplation.
Here's background and a "larger than life" exercise to help build consciousness and selectivity about your physicality.
There are steps that can be taken to build consciousness and awareness for both the adoptee and his or her parents in regards to race and identity.
This reflexive awareness is not, then, part of a separable higher-order monitoring, but rather built into consciousness per se.
If Dr. Tononi is right, he and his colleagues may be able to build a "consciousness meter" that doctors can use to measure consciousness as easily as they measure blood pressure and body temperature.
Businesses were called upon to help to build public consciousness about waste and to drive down packaging on products.
The New Workers' Art Collective and a network of art education groups serving Beijing's peripheral population are using theater as a means to empower and build class consciousness among the underprivileged.
If women's football is going to take off across the UK, it needs to be properly built into girls' consciousness as part of the sports curriculum, alongside netball and hockey.
His fluid structures and style suggested time's permeability, capturing how memories from various periods in people's lives flowed freely through their present actions, how consciousness built itself.
And yet even if we avoid what Camus describes as such escapist efforts and continue to live without irrational appeals, the desire to do so is built into our consciousness and thus our humanity.
His 60 Minutes essays (that's what they really were) built a national consciousness for the Lost Boys.
