The phrase "award for achieving" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used whenever you are talking about an award that is given to someone for some accomplishment, such as "The company gave an award for achieving excellence in customer service."
Points were awarded on threshold for weight management, alcohol, and osteoporosis indicators (practices were required to achieve the minimum target threshold to score any points, with increasing points awarded for achieving mid and maximum thresholds (Table 2).
Breakout star, Psy, was also awarded with the honor for achieving YouTube's most watched video of all time, Gangnam Style, a catchy pop-tune with a clever subversive message.
The Fitbit suite of health products award "badges" for achieving health goals and show gamelike "progress bars" to let you know how far you've gone towards your "next level".
Practices are awarded points for achieving targets and these points are translated into financial reward.
Their songs "It Must Have Been Love" and "Listen to Your Heart" continue to receive wide radio airplay, with both singles recently receiving awards from BMI for achieving five million radio plays.
Next come the motivational awards, little trinkets that Weight Watchers hands out for achieving various milestones.
Payments for achieving learning disability and chlamydia indicators were awarded on a per patient basis (£50 per patient).
Include rewards for achieving goals.
So, whether you've been accepted into an elite doctorate program, been offered a prestigious job at an amazing organization, published a book, got promoted to the C-suite, earned the title of "expert," been nominated for an award, or achieved any meaningful milestone... you earned it.
