"high consciousness of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a state of being highly aware or mindful of something. Example: "The speaker emphasized the importance of maintaining a high consciousness of environmental issues."
Or Zarua is scarcely alone in embodying a high consciousness of Israel in its design.
Another area in which today's Russian avant-garde works in high consciousness of national traditions, perhaps unexpectedly, is that of electro-acoustical music.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, January 21 , 1950 P. 90It is with a high consciousness of duty that this department reports that J. Glisson is not Gordon Glisson but is John Weldon Glisson, Gordon's younger brother.
There were high rates of use of over-the-counter medications, predominantly nutritional supplements, but ARTC women more likely to be doing this than SC women perhaps reflecting high consciousness of foetal health.
Ut has set a standard for other photojournalist to fulfill, documenting and sharing the truth for the development of a higher consciousness of humanity.
For prophetic Kabbalah, the best use of our time is cultivating states of higher consciousness so that we can have knowledge of God. 3. Practical Kabbalah.
That is because of the comparatively high environmental consciousness of residents there, Ms. Crozier said.
"My work is about awareness of a higher consciousness, a higher power of creation".
In this process she is responding to something higher: the consciousness of a divine order superior to the messy and oppressive human scene.
If one person achieves higher consciousness, the collective consciousness of humanity is uplifted by that much.
This awareness of higher consciousness while walking will motivate more walking/meditation and ability to walk/meditate more and more.
