"higher level of awareness" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's understanding or knowledge of a situation, a topic, or a concept. For example, "John has a higher level of awareness about climate change than most people his age."
Meditation is one way to become more aware of your surroundings and to achieve a higher level of awareness and inner calm.
The higher rate in New Jersey may reflect other differences, experts said, including a higher level of awareness and wider availability of services in communities and schools.
Today there is generally a much higher level of awareness about the impact of the fossil fuel industry, both locally and globally.
There's a much higher level of awareness and sensitivity now, and an ability to raise issues which in the past might have been overlooked.
I'm not sure people are necessarily aware of the work a forester does, but I am pleased to see people using the forest much more than they used to – there's definitely a higher level of awareness and enjoyment.
But the ranking also points to some good things about New Jersey that might be instructive for other states — a higher level of awareness about autism, meticulous record-keeping and a wider availability of services in schools and communities.
Apart from this multi-gravidity and higher number of visits were not significantly associated with higher levels of awareness of danger signs.
Higher levels of awareness were found for younger people (94.4%, 25 44 years, p<0.001), for those with higher education levels (90.6%, p<0.001) and for current smokers (93.6%, p<0.001).
This corroborates findings in other African settings where women had higher levels of awareness, treatment, and control of hypertension (2, 3).
Higher levels of awareness and concern would be expected to translate into a stronger preference to avoid such treatments among parents in Southern European countries.
