strongly aware vs very aware

Both 'strongly aware' and 'very aware' are correct phrases, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Strongly aware' implies a deeper level of awareness or understanding, while 'very aware' simply indicates a high level of awareness. The choice between the two depends on the intensity of awareness you want to convey.

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strongly aware

This phrase is correct and commonly used to indicate a deep or intense level of awareness or understanding.

Use 'strongly aware' when you want to emphasize a profound or intense level of awareness or understanding about something.

Examples:

She is strongly aware of the impact of climate change on the environment.
He is strongly aware of the risks involved in the project.

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Clearly we are equally strongly aware of the need for a meaningful reform of our control systems.
Whilst the process of admitting Bulgaria and Romania appears to be going well and the result of genuine efforts on the part of the two countries, we are strongly aware, however, that Romania needs to sprint down the home straight.
It is a very unfortunate political signal, since the savings are made on precisely those policies where the citizen is most strongly aware of the presence of the Union.
It goes without saying that a European agreement on this matter is welcome (even if long overdue), and the European Parliament has agreed to treat it as a matter of urgency, being strongly aware of the European public interest.
The Committee is strongly aware of the need to aggressively bridge the digital divide opening-up across Europe, which hurts the less advantaged and e-Inclusiveness.
Nonetheless, we are all aware that several Member States are strongly opposed to increasing the Union's budget. Indeed, they actually advocate cutting it.
I cannot emphasise strongly enough that this is unacceptable behaviour and that the relevant Commissioner is well aware of our views.
If he is not aware, I would strongly suggest that the Council familiarises itself with this situation.
You're aware of how strongly my government feels about Bauer being made to face justice.
The EESC considers that the ICT industry is increasingly becoming aware of the untapped market among disabled and older consumers in Europe and internationally but this awareness must be more strongly promoted and supported.
We are all aware of the extremely important aspect of social and structural cohesion, especially in the sparsely populated rural areas, one of which has been particularly strongly and overwhelmingly represented in the debate this morning.
6.1.2 The EESC considers that the ICT industry is increasingly becoming aware of the untapped market among disabled and older consumers in Europe and internationally but this awareness must be more strongly promoted and supported.
The Commission is well aware that the shipbuilding industry, including Fincantieri, has been hit more strongly than most other industries by the economic crisis.
The Commission is aware of the research put forward by the Honourable Member showing that recent changes to phytoplankton abundance can be strongly linked to annual temperature changes.
As you are aware, the European Council in its meeting in Essen came out strongly in favour of top priority being given to community involvement and to the financing of high speed links.
I agree very strongly with the proposals to provide funds for an information campaign to make local people in developing countries aware of their natural environment and the measures they can take to safeguard and protect it.
As someone who is closely involved with the regional policy of the EU, I am keenly aware of the need to develop cross-border activities and strongly support cooperation between local chambers of commerce, public institutions and voluntary organisations on both sides of national borders.
We are well aware that the negotiations were difficult and also that the European side wanted to find a mutually acceptable solution more strongly than the US side did.
This result shows that all the European Union institutions should now strongly engage in promoting this new instrument, because at the moment, it can be seen that very few people are aware of its existence.
This House is aware that I believe strongly that the authority's seat should be chosen on rational and operational criteria that will facilitate the smooth working of the EFSA.

Alternatives:

keenly aware
acutely aware
intensely aware
deeply aware
fully aware

very aware

This phrase is correct and commonly used to indicate a high level of awareness or understanding.

Use 'very aware' when you want to convey a strong level of awareness or understanding without emphasizing the intensity as much as 'strongly aware'.