"enhanced consciousness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a greater level of awareness or mental clarity. For example, "The yoga class helped me to reach an enhanced consciousness that cleared my mind and made me more productive."
These realms exist in parallel, as para-realm 4 and para-realm 5, with the realms of ordinary or enhanced consciousness, of states 4 and 5.
It was also found to be involved during the performance of goal-directed actions when compared with passive stimulus viewing [ 78], the conscious resting state [ 79, 80], and the enhanced consciousness state of yoga meditation [ 55].
Rather, senses are enhanced, consciousness and memory sharpened.
The birth (or rebirth) of global humanism and our digitally-enhanced collective consciousness will spur the greatest mass movements for human/civil rights ever seen.
Considering the beneficial effect of music on SC, such as stabilization or an improvement in the SC score, the results confirmed our hypothesis that patients with AD who listened to familiar songs had an enhanced self-consciousness.
The splash of colors he employs has the eye-catching appeal of Skittles, though the candy tints seem to have been filtered through an artificially enhanced state of consciousness.
"There are certain people looking for out-of-body experiences and enhanced states of consciousness.
Kevin Crust of the Los Angeles Times said that the film "might best be enjoyed in an enhanced state of consciousness, a herbal supplement, and we aren't talking ginkgo biloba".
It was seen explicitly as a departure from the existing centralized planning system and was envisaged as bringing improved efficiency, cost-consciousness, enhanced accountability, and decisions tailored to local needs.
Finally, as noted above, a small but important part of what humanitarian innovation will deliver to the sector at large is perhaps an enhanced risk and ethics consciousness about protectable digital bodies and how this new protection obligation should be carried out.
We hypothesized that AD patients who listen to familiar songs will have more enhanced aspects of self-consciousness than AD patients who do not listen to familiar songs.
