The phrase "accolade given to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a recognition or award that is bestowed upon someone for their achievements or contributions.
Example: "The accolade given to the scientist for her groundbreaking research was well-deserved."
Alternatives: "award presented to" or "honor bestowed upon".
A supermarket complex in London has been awarded the Carbuncle Cup 2014 – an unwelcome accolade given to the UK's worst new building.
Several early untelevised awards included one for the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, honored with the regional theater award, the highest -- and only -- accolade given to theaters beyond Broadway.
And most notable to Rogers, she was given a coveted spot in the Magnificent Seven, a rating of the ultimate luxury remote wilderness experiences in Canada - an important accolade given to her by her peers and industry pioneers.
His principal concern, he said, was that prizes and accolades given to the nine should have gone to more deserving recipients.
Sebastian Junger, a war reporter and co-director of "Restrepo," said that even after all the accolades given to the film, Tim still felt moved to finance on his own a trip to Libya to cover an insurgency that seems to be having trouble finding its way.
Although the Vittorio Veneto escaped from the battle by returning to Taranto, there were many accolades given to Cunningham for continuing the pursuit at night, against the advice of his staff.
Bob and Gregg Smith graciously accepted the accolades given to them when they were honored for their generosity and support of Five Acres and their efforts to prevent child abuse and neglect.
Israel turned up the heat by naming him as "one of the righteous among nations", an accolade also given to Oskar Schindler - the German businessman who saved nearly 1,200 Jews from the death camps during the second world war - and others who gave particular help to Jews to escape from the Holocaust.
The accolade is given to an athlete who has shown, determination, sportsmanship or courage, during the games.
The accolade is given to a person deemed to have "helped the game industry advance to a better place, either through facilitating a better game community from within, or by reaching outside the industry to be an advocate for video games and help further our art".
