The phrase "auction won" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has successfully bid on and secured an item in an auction.
Example: "After a fierce bidding war, I was thrilled to receive the notification that the auction was won."
Alternatives: "bid secured" or "item acquired at auction".
The final episode, featuring the four couples watching the auction, won Nine a top ratings slot, too, with an average of 2.02m viewers across Australia's five capital cities, and 2.87m when the regional areas are added.
Ms. Emanuel decided it would take too long to redo, gave her a new one and sold the first version through Ms. Taylor in 2010 in a hotly contested auction, won for $300,000 by the Fundación Museo de la Moda in Santiago, Chile.
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del., on Friday approved results of an auction won Thursday by a joint venture between affiliates of Hilco Merchant Resources and Gordon Bros. Group.
Diesel power firms submitted bids to provide just 0.87GW in last year's auction, winning about three-quarters of their bids, worth some £176m.
When she gets her husband, Ron Delsener, the entertainment mogul, to donate sold-out concert tickets for organizations to auction, winning bidders complain that they aren't quite front-and-center enough for their money.
Publishers can veto the auction winning ad in the final 24 hours before it is run.
If no new bids are placed, the final bidder in the auction wins the auction at the final sales price.
Magnum Producing was the company that came out on top in this online auction, winning every single parcel of land and paying only $18.23 per acre, according to BLM data.
Britain, Germany and the Netherlands have all held auctions, won by a variety of European players.
Abramovich and his core shareholders had bought out Berezovsky, and through a new series of auctions won control of 97.2% of Sibneft.
Mario Gabelli, who is paying $130 million to settle charges that he broke the rules of wireless-airwave auctions, won approval to bid in a new round of sales next month.
