The phrase "after award" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the conclusion of a competition, grant, or contract where an award has been given.
Example: "The project will commence after award notifications are sent to the recipients."
Alternatives: "following the award" or "post-award".
All we had to do was submit our plan and it started winning award after award.
The rest is truly history, with footnote following footnote, award after award, even the Pulitzer.
He has continued to make film after film since then, winning award after award.
But The Seahorse goes from strength to strength, winning award after award, including last year's OFM gong for the readers' best restaurant.
Jobs followed, in academic and civic positions which no black woman had filled before, and on their heels came award after award, none grander than the 2004 Nobel peace prize.In truth, these successes were not effortlessly achieved.
O'Brien's first novel, The Country Girls, was banned in her native Ireland, driving her into exile; she has since picked up award after award for her novels and short stories.
Then he tried three times, and failed, to win the Prix de Rome, France's most sought-after award.
What's different this year, for PBS, is the sheer number of nominations — 58, up from 43 and 32 the two prior years — and the tantalizing possibility of winning what is arguably the most sought-after award of the night: best drama.
For almost half a century, the National Science Foundation's graduate research fellowships (GRFs) have been among the most prestigious and sought-after awards for aspiring young researchers.
Reports prior to Fifty Shades of Grey's release alleged that James removed all edits until the script was to her liking, even after award-winning playwright Patrick Marber was hired to hone Marcel's attempt.
Waters's piece, a fictionalised version of these events, focuses on the dean of the cathedral, who's played by Simon Russell Beale – back at the Donmar after award-winning turns in The Philanthropist, Twelfth Night and Uncle Vanya – and moral questions of conscience, authority and faith.
