"profoundly aware" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express a deep or intense level of awareness, understanding, or appreciation. For example, "He was profoundly aware of the implications of his decision."
And Sarastro is a complex spiritual guru, profoundly aware of his own shortcomings.
I was safe in my family but profoundly aware of what had happened to my grandparents.
Mary sits humbly, profoundly aware of her task, in a loggia whose architecture is brilliantly delineated in depth.
Cancer patients are profoundly aware how much their welfare depends on the commitment and diligence of NHS workers.
Wharton was profoundly aware that, seen by others, she was free to do what she pleased, a privileged woman dangling the world on a rich string.
And indeed he had no reason to, since he was profoundly aware of the internal cultural diversity even of his own country.
It saddens me when I see that happen because it means somehow they're not aware profoundly about what actually took place: who died, how did he die, what was the reason behind his death".
Her poems are brief, reflective, profoundly and humorously aware of both the limitless cosmos and our limited lives, as illustrated in The Best of It, in which she writes, "However carved up/or pared down we get/we keep on making/the best of it".
Hurrying down the street on the night in question, I was suddenly aware of something profoundly strange, even perverse.
Yet even at a young age, he was aware of the profoundly circumscribed orbit in which his family moved.
The twins are most moving, however, when they are least aware of how profoundly different they are.
