The phrase "award administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the management or oversight of awards, such as grants, scholarships, or recognition programs.
Example: "The award administration team is responsible for ensuring that all applications are processed fairly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "grant management" or "prize management".
Her official title is manager of Tony Award administration.
The booklet offers PIs guidance and resources with respect to their responsiblities in award administration.
Robert Tolu has worked for 17 years in finance and previously sponsored award administration for Harvard University and Education Development Center.
Responsible for proposal submissions as well as award administration for MAE home-based faculty and researchers - see the Doing Research in MAE page for more information.
NSF has developed a suite of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on topics such as general proposal preparation and award administration, Project Outcomes Reports, Responsible Conduct of Research, Data Management Plans and Cost Sharing.
Post-award administration is primarily handled by the sponsored research accounting section of the Office of Finance and Treasury.
Prior to joining MIT, Rita worked at Children's Hospital as a research financial analyst, handling post-award administration for 430 grant funds valued at $114 million.
The panel of judges is appointed by the Guardian and all its decisions are independent of the awards administration.
The panel of judges is appointed by the Observer and all its decisions are independent of the awards administration.
Tony Goes to O'Neill Center The Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Waterford, Conn., has won this year's Tony Award for Regional Theater, the awards' administration committee plans to announce on Monday.
This month's decision by the Tony awards administration committee to remove the sound design awards from their roster serves only to reinforce a general ignorance about the relevance of sound design, and is a further push towards making sound a less relevant discipline within theatre.
