The phrase "award group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collective of individuals or entities that are responsible for giving out awards or recognitions.
Example: "The award group met last week to discuss the nominees for this year's annual ceremony."
Alternatives: "awards committee" or "recognition panel".
The subcommittee, a part of the Senate Judiciary Committee, began its investigation after a series of articles in The New York Times in 2002 called attention to the business practices of two large private companies that award group purchasing contracts on behalf of most of the nation's nonprofit hospitals.
Author Junot Díaz has stepped down from his role as chairman of the Pulitzer Prize board amid allegations of sexual misconduct, the award group announced Thursday.
Table 3 compares outcome measures by award group, i.e. no award, non-financial and financial and shows only small differences between the mean changes across each group, none of which were statistically significant.
Migration: New and Selected Poems (2005), winner of the National Book Award, groups work from his earlier career with new verse to effectively trace the evolution of his style from structured to free-flowing.
When he received the award, groups in his hometown vied to sponsor a testimonial dinner.
Eastwood's film, about famed U.S. sniper Chris Kyle, had been shut out by many award groups, including the Golden Globes and BAFTA.
Yet despite strong reviews and stellar box office, "Gone Girl" didn't pass muster with many award groups, and it didn't make the grade with the DGA.
It's been an unexpected and meteoric rise for Anderson, whose film came out in March with few award ambitions and who has never been a major player with award groups.
Consider sending your book to literary award groups or organizations.
Last year, a major financial services company sent an incentive-award group to Kenya, said Ms. Grissom at Carlson.
