The phrase "a higher award" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an award that is of greater significance or prestige compared to others.
Example: "After years of dedication and hard work, she was finally recognized with a higher award for her contributions to the field."
Alternatives: "a superior award" or "an elevated award".
The minimum award will be $250, the maximum $22,500, though individual plaintiffs can appeal if they think they deserve a higher award based on their emotional suffering.
Dissatisfied claimants could still appeal to the courts in hope of a higher award, but they would be required to present their case to the board first, and to swear an affidavit backing their claim, on penalty of perjury.
"The flow on effects of the percentage increase in the minimum wage will be hard felt in the retail sector which has a higher award and is characterised by penalty rates", chief executive Anna McPhee said.
5. (C) Once the award is communicated to the family's legal counsel at Arent Fox on Wednesday, November 21 (the day before Thanksgiving), we expect the family and its legal representatives to move quickly to condemn the U.S. offer publicly and to appeal to top Romanian officials and the Romanian media to put immediate pressure on U.S. representatives for a higher award.
By 2015, some 170,000 people are expected to be ineligible, while 150,000 will get a higher award, according to the DWP.
About 3.2 million people receive DLA. However by 2015, some 170,000 of these are expected to be ineligible for PIPs, while 150,000 will get a higher award, according to the DWP.
To receive such a high award at such a very young age is truly an honour.
When dog-show judges are asked why they have given a high award to a certain dog, they will often say, "The dog asked for it".
He said much more than that and made me feel like I was about to receive a high award, which he had won so many times.
For those under 21, students need two subjects at A-level oneone subject at A-level plus AS-levels; or a BTec higher award or equivalent.
It all means that there is a chance that the court will have an built-in bias against a significantly higher award than the amount being offered right now.
