The phrase "award credentials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of granting or recognizing qualifications or certifications to individuals.
Example: "The university will award credentials to all graduates during the commencement ceremony."
Alternatives: "grant qualifications" or "issue certifications."
He worked on 2006's The Queen, and backers in the US and UK regard Rudin's involvement as a boost to the film's awards credentials.
The Standing Committee has awarded credentials to both liberal and conservative news organizations, as well as mainstream outlets, but members said Friday that they have concerns about Breitbart given the lack of public knowledge about its finances and management structure.
Now, the institutional researcher who recently identified these students wants to track them all down and retroactively award them credentials.
Marcia F. Gowen, the center's marketing consultant and tenant coordinator, said that the center, which has about 130 credentialed physicians, typically awarded new credentials to about three doctors a month.
The IUTOX Toxicologist Recognition Task Force endorsed the concept that fundamental to achieving credibility for any professional credential is the transparency of the certifying organization's source of funding, affiliations, criteria used to award the credential, the requirements that maintain currency of the credential, and independent review/audit processes.
Producers are clearly aiming to line up a replacement with similar awards season credentials.
Carell, currently Oscar-tipped for the Cannes smash Foxcatcher, looks a perfect fit to add awards season credentials should the movie make it to the production stage.
Alto was the first inner-city Melbourne hotel to receive the coveted EarthCheck silver certification, and has since won a number of sustainability awards; green credentials include renewably sourced energy, rooftop beehives for honey and electric-car hire.
