"award competition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to competitions where a participant competes for a prize or award. For example, "The annual award competition for the best student essay was held last week."
(Honorable Mention, Gordon W. Allport Award Competition).
Benjamin Hedin examines the theory that the 1962 National Book Award competition was fixed.
Revealingly, it was overtaken in the Tony Award competition by the retro juggernaut of "The Producers".
The Summer FLAS award competition is open to UC Berkeley graduate students.
The application deadline for next year's Innovation Award Competition is April 20.
Ben's Kosher Delicatessen Restaurants and Caterers (1-800-344-2367) in a finalistheNational Restaurant Neighborighbor Award competition.
What do the students get out of these award competitions?
At the same time, its reach has vastly expanded: the program now has more than 60 local affiliate award competitions.
"We don't tend to enter many" product award competitions, said Simon Lowden, chief marketing officer at Pepsi Beverages North America, but "to have more than 50,000 consumers speaking to you, voting for you, it's a good thing".
If New York is the media capital of the world, "you wouldn't know it from student publications," said Edmund J. Sullivan, executive director of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, which runs award competitions and workshops for high school journalists.
Co Ting Keh was recognized by both award competitions for his machine-learning algorithm model called HICCUP, which stands for Hierarchical Classification of Cancer of the Unknown Primary.
