"keep aware" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used as a reminder to stay alert and informed about something. For example: "In this rapidly changing world, it is important to keep aware of the latest advancements in technology."
Mr. Gediman advised park visitors to keep aware of deer mice and to use common sense.
Top tip: "Keep open, keep aware, and don't be a machine-gun shooter".
"We try to keep aware of what people are celebrating out there, but there's a lot," said the editor, Holly McGuire.
As John Coltrane memorably recalled, "If you didn't keep aware all the time of what was going on, you'd suddenly feel as if you'd stepped into an empty elevator shaft".
Pokémon Go warns players to keep aware of their surroundings during their virtual treasure hunt, but after only a few days since its release it has already led people into a string of bizarre incidents.
The combination of the heat, the weight, the uneven ground... you just have to try to look where you're going, try to keep aware of your surroundings, all the while trying to film.
In American Psycho, the novel, we are kept aware that Patrick Bateman's murders could all be in his imagination.
The formal elements themselves produce elation; we are kept aware of how marvellously worked out the ideas are.
"As Christians, one must always be prepared for the end of the world, it's not a bad thing to be kept aware of that".
Stanton said the lesson regional blocs should draw is to avoid complacency and ensure citizens are more engaged and kept aware of the benefits of integration.
How to avoid doing so must be at the top of every country's agenda, and our children and grandchildren must be kept aware of the danger.
