"incomplete awareness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a state or level of understanding or knowledge that is not fully developed or comprehensive. Example: The child had an incomplete awareness of the dangers of crossing the road without looking both ways. As a result, he almost got hit by a car.
The achievement of this book is to show that self-awareness is always incomplete, and that such incompleteness is not a failure but is crucial to sustaining ethical relations with others.
But our awareness is grossly incomplete – and that applies not just to direct surveillance by governments that do their best to keep it secret.
The weak indication was a characteristic conflation when trying to name a fraction based on an incomplete partition that shows an awareness of multiple levels of units but an inability to keep track of them.
Awareness of the incomplete nature of the pseudocapsule is important for appropriate wide surgical excision.
Notably, some representatives from disability organisations also demonstrated incomplete knowledge and a lack of awareness of HIV and appropriate prevention strategies.
But one cannot read the Supreme Court decisions of the last five years without a compelling awareness that this is an incomplete description of labor arbitration.
Courage to interrogate reality and say, "I am limited by my awareness as my awareness is incomplete".
However, there is general consensus that awareness and knowledge are sparse and incomplete, suggesting a long and important road ahead for advocacy and awareness-raising efforts.
As a documentary it feels shaky and a little incomplete, which becomes all the more strange with the awareness that Poitras had four years' worth of up-close footage to scrounge from.
Women who had completed primary education had higher awareness of danger signs than women with incomplete or no formal education.
