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which are correct word orders for prepositional phrases of the type
to be + verb + preposition?
E.g., which of the following examples containing the phrase
to be aware of
are correct?
...the fact, of which he was aware ...
...the fact, which he was aware of...
...
The rule states that clauses and sentences should not end with prepositions, but it is relaxing.
Sir Winston Churchill:
This is the sort of English up with which I will not put.
https://www.gsbe.co.uk/grammar-prepositions.html
Both of your examples are fine.
