The phrase "actually awarded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something was indeed given or granted, often in contrast to what might have been expected or assumed.
Example: "Despite the controversy, she was actually awarded the prize for her groundbreaking research."
Alternatives: "truly granted" or "indeed given".
This, it said, was hardly exceptional for a boss which, though true, does not deal with the objection that Mr Esser was not actually awarded any share options.Martin Peltzer, a lawyer in Frankfurt, thinks that Mr Esser's award was dodgy.
It is clear, though, that in 2010, under the coalition, when compensation was actually awarded to returnees, these individuals must have been subject to continued monitoring, or at least contact.
Because he was not yet 21 at the time, Huntington's diploma was not actually awarded until June 1872, though he was listed in the College records as a member of the Class of 1871.
Perkins loans were unique in that loan funds were actually awarded and managed by the educational institution themselves and, as such, could target and benefit specific students of high need identified by that institution.
HU JINTAO, the uninspiring bureaucrat who is about to become ruler of China, was actually awarded his job ten years ago, when he was first appointed to the Standing Committee of the Communist Party's Politburo reputedly on the strength of a judgment by Deng Xiaoping, who then held no formal office but was still the "paramount" leader, that "Hu's not bad".
While there is considerable variation in just-compensation law and even more variation in what is actually awarded, the fair-market-value standard rarely gives the landowner full compensation for the economic loss that he suffers as a result of the taking.
This has since been remedied and Facebook actually awards me two days to celebrate, meaning my friends now get double the chance to wish me well.
Some companies contact Mr. Ridge's office only to find out that he does not actually award contracts.
Yet only a few universities actually award Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees in homeopathy, including six universities in the United Kingdom.
The Board of Regents would actually award the degree to the teacher, who would commit to a high-needs school for four years.
The agency's acting administrator, Santanu K. Baruah, who began the job in August, emphasized that the S.B.A. relied mostly on information provided by the agencies like the Defense Department, which actually award the contracts and track them.
