The phrase "award judging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or assessing entries for an award or competition.
Example: "The award judging panel will convene next week to review the submissions and select the winners."
Alternatives: "award evaluation" or "award assessment".
When I was on the National Book Award judging committee, in 2007, a bound manuscript of "Tree of Smoke" arrived at my house, early in the summer.
Lisa Allardice, editor of Guardian Review and chair of the Guardian First Book Award judging panel, said: "It was a particularly strong shortlist this year, and each of the titles was passionately debated.
Lisa Allardice, editor of Guardian Review and chair of the Guardian First Book Award judging panel, said: "Slim in size, ambitious in structure and devastating in its emotional force, The Spinning Heart is a bravura performance.
In fact, Master Georgie is just the sort of book that causes novelists – and by extension, literary award judging panels – to exclaim that here, at last, is the triumph of the age, the searing masterwork of the human heart, and so on.
The ever so popular "Best of What's New Award" judging is about to begin but they want to make sure they see, well, everything.
MacRobert Award judging panel chairman Geoff Robinson said: "The Inmarsat team had the vision to see the demand for a global broadband service, and the courage to invest significant time and money in developing it".
The Guardian children's fiction prize is the only award judged by children's authors.
The Guardian children's fiction prize is unique in being the only children's book award judged by authors.
The Guardian children's fiction prize, the only children's book award judged by children's authors, has been running since 1967.
We caught up with Anthony to find out more about how things are changing within the awards judging structure.
This year's winners were selected by a mix of reader voted entries and by the awards judging panel.
