"award list" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a list of awards or accolades received by an individual or organization. Here is an example sentence: "The actor's impressive award list includes three Oscars, six Golden Globes, and numerous other prestigious honors."
In Commentary magazine, D. G. Myers called the nominees "the Worst National Book Award list since the Last National Book Award list".
There are other things to cheer about in this Academy Award list.
There are a number of websites that offer a comprehensive list, including Boost Marketing's Award List and The Awards Agency.
The final report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States is not the first government report to make the National Book Award list, however.
*** This award list is surely incomplete since the names were collected haphazardly and there are important awards not found on the Berkeley web site.
Last month, the Nigerian government released the 2014 National Honours award list: more than 300 people, many of them serving government officials, seemingly recognised simply because of the public office they hold, not for anything particularly honourable or heroic.
"Upon a recent review of my records, I found that an award listed in my official biography was misidentified as 'Intelligence Officer of the Year,' " Mr. Kirk wrote.
Pamphlets relating to agriculture include award lists and premiums for agricultural fairs in Oneida County and Queens County, New York, and speeches given before the New York State Agricultural Society.
Award lists generate most excitement when they give us the names we already love to love.
The iPhone has been sweeping similar award lists like LOTR: Return of the King did in the 2004 Academy Awards.
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