"enlightened awareness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a heightened state of understanding or appreciation. For example, "He has reached an enlightened awareness of the delicate balance of nature."
But, while Bickerton brings an enlightened awareness to the topic of cultural imperialism, his knowing wink is subsumed by his manic tone, as he attempts to spoof (and presumably critique) both smarmy neo-natives and schlocky tourist-trade art.
Today, Tourette's syndrome is understood to be a neuro-behavioral condition--caused by disequilibrium in the person's brain chemistry, usually genetic--but this enlightened awareness is barely a generation old.
The Eastern traditions say that doubt is one of the biggest obstacles to the profound discovery of enlightened awareness.
Many individuals had great difficulty letting go of doubt, even in the face of their own ecstatic flights into enlightened awareness.
And it is that interplay between the absolute and the relative, between the revelation of One and the appearance of many, that generates the awakened intensity that is the quality of enlightened awareness.
More enlightened awareness of what is required in training and preparing school leaders and less simplistic rhetoric would go a long way toward getting education policy out of the dark and on the path of improving how schools are run, teachers are mentored and children are given the opportunities to learn, goals to which we all aspire.
The new regulatory regime has helped to enlighten consumer awareness of the pertinent environmental issues regarding the matter.
Cultivate their capacity for self-awareness, a skill essential to enlightened leadership.
Increased understanding of the hesitant, the enlightened, the liberated, and the representative voices, and awareness of experiential versus professional knowledge of cancer may facilitate and probably improve future networking efforts.
Most are now enlightened about how HIV is spread, well informed through awareness and educational campaigns.
As my friend, Dr. Stephen Shore, an adult with autism, international speaker, and Professor at Adelphi University, enlightened me years ago, we need to move away from awareness and just accepting autism towards: Appreciation.
