"reach consciousness" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person, physical object, or abstract concept achieving a heightened level of awareness, realization, or understanding. For example, "We must work together if we want to reach consciousness of the social injustices plaguing our community."
Besides maintaining input for the generation of motor reflexes, vestibular impulses reach consciousness and create a powerful sensation.
Then why does a clear recollection of that red-letter day, as if too painful, refuse to reach consciousness?
The attentional source of CB arises when a change is attended at a time when attentional processes are overloaded with many other sources of information to process, leaving insufficient resources for the change to reach consciousness.
In the Antoinist views, the man must reach consciousness by getting rid of the illusion of matter produced by his intelligence the source of evil and suffering.
It is therefore to be expected that this early and fragmented stage of processing does not reach consciousness.
Two previous key results support this view: (1) When a stimulus is perceived, a second stimulus occurring approximately 180 ms to 500 ms afterwards often fails to reach consciousness [40].
In fact, it may be said that pain reaches consciousness in the thalamus.
Both tracts transmit signals to portions of the anterior lobe of the cerebellum and are involved in mechanisms that automatically regulate muscle tone without reaching consciousness.
Massaging the feet and hands stimulates the mechanoreceptors that activate the "nonpainful" nerve fibers, preventing pain transmission from reaching consciousness.
These findings provide the first empirical demonstration that activation of the human auditory system without reaching consciousness affects the perception of an ambiguous visual motion display.
Through the contemplation of the landscape in his everyday fatherland, Juan L. Ortiz reaches consciousness in which he perceives the wonder of one being one with everything.
