The phrase "award identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific award has been recognized or named, often in formal or official documentation.
Example: "The award identified in the report was given for outstanding community service."
Alternatives: "designated award" or "specified award".
The award identified her as both a significant talent and a maverick: Unlike many of her contemporaries, she had eschewed wild colours in favour of black and white.
As UMass Boston Chancellor J. Keith Motley took stock of the university's physical, academic, and cultural environment on Thursday, one of the winners of the university's first Joint and Common Future Award identified UMass Boston as an institution from which others can learn.
Coral Springs was ranked as the 27th best city in the United States in which to live by Money Magazine in 2006; was named the 10th safest city in the US by Morgan Quitno in 2007; and was a multiple recipient of America's Promise "100 Best Cities for Young People" award, identified by the group as a three-time winner in 2008.
This award identifies an early career psychologist who has made substantial contributions to the fields of comparative psychology and/or behavioral neuroscience, recognizing his work on mathematical modeling, reward processing and brain mechanisms.
The awards identified by Cantor and Smith in their article amount to less than 0.05% of annual NSF spending, or about 0.005% (1/20,000th) of total federal research spending in a year.
Each co-investigator recruited three-six bedside teachers locally considered as bedside teachers (e.g. received bedside teaching awards, identified by faculty/residents).
It has received praise for its invention of the Bus Rapid Transit System and numerous awards identify Curitiba as one of the world's greenest cities. Controversial elements have, however, been left out of this hegemonic city discourse, along with inevitable new challenges.
In making their selections, the judges for the awards identify stories that they believe meet the highest standards of fairness in all aspects of the journalistic process: reporting, writing, editing, headlines, photographs, illustrations and presentation.
Committee members from across the BSD collect information about external awards, identify appropriate nominees, and support the efforts of faculty nominators.
Bob Dylan, accepting MusiCares Person of the Year award recently, identified "confounding expectations" as his job description.
Nominees for the award are identified by their nurse colleagues and supported by letters from other professional staff.
