The phrase "award development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the creation or improvement of awards, such as in a program or initiative aimed at recognizing achievements.
Example: "The committee is focused on award development to ensure that the recognition process is fair and meaningful for all participants."
Alternatives: "award creation" or "award design".
October 2005: Chashama, a nonprofit group of theaters and galleries, and the Public Theater award development grants, while Performance Space 122 green-lights a 2006 production.
BAGHDAD — The Iraqi government stumbled once again on Tuesday in its frequently delayed effort to award development rights to its most valuable oil fields.
The rules the agency uses to award development projects and construction contracts appear looser than those used by other city agencies.
These projects helped dispel the gloomy prospect I had formed since Sept. 11: an emergency reconstruction authority; sweeping powers to condemn property and award development rights; theme park versions of "New York's architectural traditions".
In November, Egypt's military-appointed president quietly decreed that in "emergency" cases, government ministries could skip a bidding process and instead award development contracts to the company of their choosing.
In 2008, the state received six proposals to develop the site and initially awarded development rights to Tishman Speyer, which controls Rockefeller Center.
They were awarded development rights in 2011 after a previous plan involving the food market Citarella did not work out.
IF the government awarded development grants to culinarily depressed areas, the neighborhood around Bloomingdale's would be first in line for some serious money.
IBEC, which has been awarded development rights from the city, has indicated that it plans rental housing and the sale of town houses, state officials said.
The city awarded development bids to two nonprofit groups, the United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg, which represents part of the fast-growing Hasidic community, and the Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council.
Bletchley Park Trust has been awarded development funding to help prepare an application for a £4.1 million grant towards a £10 million restoration project including repairing key buildings, improving visitor facilities and expanding educational programmes.
