The phrase "award conceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation or development of an award, often in the context of recognizing achievements or contributions.
Example: "The award conceived by the committee aims to honor outstanding community service."
Alternatives: "award created" or "award designed".
Queer fans of Transparent aren't in it for a cishet prestige outlet critic's approval or for awards conceived and executed through a heteropatriarchal lens.
The Bad Sex Award was conceived in response to a sense that Lawrentian freedoms had quickly become clichéd.
The award was conceived in 1978 by Trevor Bounford and Bruce Robertson, co-founders of publishing solutions firm the Diagram Group, after they spotted that year's winner – Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Nude Mice – while bored at the Frankfurt book fair.
The award was conceived by James H. Billington, the librarian of Congress, and financed by the philanthropist John W. Kluge, who gave the library $73 million in 2000 for library projects, including the prizes and a new scholar center.
The awards were conceived by Linda Healey, his widow, and Arthur Gelb, one of his former editors at The New York Times, and they will be administered by the Nieman Foundation of Harvard University and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
But if the British entertainment industry handed out an award for conceiving a band of eccentrics that didn't resemble the culture's 500-plus-year history of eccentrics, "Gavin & Stacey" would win that award, and perhaps even some prize money.
The fan awards were initially conceived as separate from the Hugo Awards, with the award for Best Fanzine losing its status, but were instead absorbed into the regular Hugo Awards by the convention committee.
[C4.] Web Pioneer to Receive Award Tim Berners-Lee, who conceived of a free World Wide Web, is receiving the Millennium Technology Prize, valued at $1.2 million, from a Finnish foundation.
