"consciously being" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about someone who is deliberately or intentionally performing an action. For example, "I am consciously being more mindful of my spending habits."
One of the interesting things for me was to see many of these girls consciously being Muslims because they want to be.
"Letting go of my judgments, and consciously being more open, enabled more creativity in how I dealt with awkward situations.
Even those who live alone can fill their time with busyness and ignore the very real benefits of consciously being in solitude.
Why This Works: If you think about it, consciously being able to make different choices then you have been used to in the past, IS meditation.
The Dry Salvages is the third poem of T. S. Eliot's Four Quartets and marks the beginning of when the series was consciously being formed as a set of four poems.
In some cases, they may not even be fully aware of what they're doing: For the true narcissist, "it's so ingrained in their personality they will do it without consciously being aware of the purpose it serves," Talley says.
"I haven't consciously been avoiding it – but maybe subconsciously.
The desire to 'cook consciously' is the key to everything he does.
As already previously noted, the definition of positive autoimmunity consciously was based on improving sensitivity at the expense of specificity.
Consequently, the adjusted relative risk estimates have consciously been omitted from Table 2, and only uni-variate analysis were performed.
Specifically, participants recall being told by friends and family members that feeling the depressive symptoms could consciously be controlled.
