"award distribution" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to the process of distributing awards or prizes among recipients. Example: The annual awards ceremony will take place tomorrow, where the award distribution will be done by the CEO of the company.
As far as awards distribution and why people get some and why they don't -- for me, it's just not something that I'm interested in pontificating about.
In 1968 nascent Toyota Motor Sales U.S. Aawarded him distribution rights for its cars and trucks in Texas and four nearby states.
In response, British Film Institute has granted a "sleeper" distribution award to help sustain the marketing momentum and grow the audience – part of BFI's strategy to broaden the choice of non-mainstream films across the UK.
The most commercially aggressive of the three sites, AtomFilms can boast of an Academy Award nomination and distribution lines with HBO, Blockbuster bbi and United Airlines ual.
The winner of the festival's award will receive distribution by AMC cinemas and Wal-Mart.
In Kazakhstan Pfizer awarded an exclusive distribution deal to a local firm after it was told there was no other way to secure government approval for a Pfizer product.Unfortunately for Pfizer, such acts violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), an American law that criminalises bribery abroad.
It earned a trove of Israeli awards, it had distribution in over 15 countries and more to the point it won a very influential endorsement when Quentin Tarantino declared it "the best film of the year".
The film won twelve film festival awards and national distribution from Warner Brothers.
Furthering its mandate to provide unique digital solutions that empower record labels and artists to easily sell and promote content directly to fans, Universal Music Group Distribution (UMGD), the award-winning sales, distribution and marketing division of Universal Music Group, the world's leading music company, has entered into an agreement with Echospin, a leading technology company.
Other high-voltage 2015 Toronto movies, with varying degrees of awards hopes and distribution strategies, include Stephen Frears Lance Armstrongg picture "The Program," with Ben Foster as the disgraced cyclist; Rebecca Miller's romantic dramedy "Maggie's Plan;" and Brian Helgeland's "Legend," in which Tom Hardy plays both of the infamous gangster Kray brothers.
After Louis CK's Emmy award vindicates his independent distribution model, Amanda Holpuch asks: could the future of comedy skip TV entirely?
