The phrase "profoundly aware that" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strong and deep level of understanding or realization about something. Here is an example sentence: "After years of studying and traveling, I am now profoundly aware that happiness is not something that can be constantly pursued, but rather something that can be found within oneself."
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.
But for a few moments I was profoundly aware that anything might have happened to us: there was no control, no "rules of engagement," no chain of command.
A Buddhist as closely attuned to karma as to crime, Sonchai is profoundly aware that the latter is only an expression of the former, and, accordingly, he finds answers in places that logic-hampered Westerners would never know to look.
This week the United States lost one of its most admirable public servants, and I can report that at least some Libyans are profoundly aware that the loss is theirs as well.
Jenner projected herself as someone profoundly aware that amid the splendor of her $3.5m Malibu home – with guests like Kanye West casually popping round – she bears a huge responsibility towards other trans people less fortunate than herself.
Those at the conference were profoundly aware that they were visitors to a vanishing world; one guest compared her capering at Kutsher's to getting a chance to sail on the Titanic before it sank.
More than any other person I've ever interviewed, Turner is so profoundly aware of the need to express himself with precision that it occasionally seems to leave him vocally hamstrung.
I can see Martin, too, as he looked that summer before the march: hopeful but anxious, profoundly aware of the challenges we faced.
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.
