"deeply aware that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong and profound understanding or knowing of something. It can convey a sense of introspection and deep reflection. Example: He was deeply aware that his actions had consequences and that he needed to be more mindful of his decisions.
In a 2012 study published in the Journal of Research in Personality, researchers found that marriage can protect against the normal declines in happiness levels that may occur during adulthood -- but you're also deeply aware that's not the only critical component to building a happy life.
The new molecular animators are deeply aware that they are picking up where many talented scientist-artists left off.
He was deeply aware that the costs of ideology, violence, and empire had not been paid in full.
Newman was deeply aware that Woodward had hobbled her career to be a wife and mother to his children.
I suppose I was deeply aware that pregnancies don't go smoothly, that you can't take anything for granted.
"We are deeply aware that this is not an innocent project, and we have considered our own values very carefully," he said.
While addressing the full portfolio of needs, we have specifically selected as grand challenge the development of "energy-smart" distributed systems: that is, distributed systems that are deeply aware of the balance between energy availability and demand, and adjust their behavior in response through dynamic and adaptive optimization through all scales of the design hierarchy.
As someone who runs a foundation that works in South Sudan, I'm deeply aware of the challenges that people around the world face to survive and thrive.
He was deeply aware of these two concepts that were created by God for man.
"She's deeply aware of the norms that everyone's upset about her violating," Carmon said.
Peggy, for her part, is deeply aware of the fact that she is an outlier: She's 30 years old, not in a relationship, professionally ambitious and economically self-sufficient.
