The phrase "award equally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the fair distribution of awards or recognition among individuals or groups.
Example: "The committee decided to award equally to all participants who met the criteria."
Alternatives: "distribute fairly" or "grant impartially".
Han, who will share the £50,000 award equally with Smith, took the award for The Vegetarian, a three-part novel described as "concise, unsettling and beautifully composed" and an "uncanny blend of beauty and horror" by judges.
Blacker took exception to this and suggested to Jefferis that they should divide any award equally after his expenses had been deducted.
Meanwhile the company attacked the compensatory award as equally wrong: "A critical element was what the plaintiff knew about the health risks of smoking…the evidence was clear that Mrs. Bullock was aware of the risks and never relied, to her detriment, on anything the company said or did," William Ohlemeyer William Ohlemeyer, the company's associate general counsel, said in a statement.
It would be unfair to weight the Rhodes Scholarship, the most competitive and prestigious of undergraduate awards, equally with Fulbright Awards.
Just as our election forecasts assign more weight to certain polls, we do not treat all awards equally.
But there is something else going on here, too, which the biographies-of-the-artists'-women record: that while nature seems to award brilliance equally to men and women, society does not nurture it equally in the two sexes, and thus leaves the women more discourageable.
They will compete for the £10,000 award, divided equally (and uniquely) between author and translator.
Perhaps in the spirit of fairness Foy failed to award an equally blatant penalty to United in the second half, when Jerome Thomas used his arm to block a Fábio da Silva cross.
This sort of connoisseurship should be encouraged to grow around the culture of commenting, and it should start with awards: a Pulitzer Prize or something similarly prestigious given to comment threads, with the award shared equally among the commenters, the moderators, the writer and the publication.
Although we hear a lot about the top end of town in the book industry – your Penguin Random Houses or Hachettes that invariably dominate the bestseller and awards lists – equally fine work is being done on a smaller scale, often by publishing houses with as few as one or two staff.
The rest of the awards were equally interesting... especially John Wells for "Best Screenwriter" for The Company Men over Aaron Sorkin for Social Network.
