The phrase "award methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the methods or criteria used to evaluate and grant awards in various contexts, such as academic, professional, or competitive settings.
Example: "The committee outlined the award methodology to ensure transparency and fairness in the selection process."
Alternatives: "evaluation criteria" or "granting process".
Maria DeYoreo, postdoctoral associate in the Dept. of Statistical Science at Duke, is the 2016 winner of the highly prestigious Savage Award in Applied Methodology for best doctoral dissertation.
To date, more than 2 billion dollars have been awarded under this methodology.
Our methodology is award winning and well-researched in local context in India (both rural and urban).
Her transition into the area of psychiatric research was funded by an NIMH K25 award for developing statistical methodology for predicting suicide and suicide attempt based on multidimensional data.
His contributions to the theory of computational algorithms which earned him the award are "now standard methodology for proving problems to be computationally difficult". Over the years, his work has focused on algorithmic answers to biological problems, heuristic algorithms, and problems related to machine learning.
Twice named PR Week's "Boutique Agency of the Year" and The Holmes Report's "Employee Communication Agency of the Year," The Grossman Group uses its unique Grossman Methodology – encompassing its award- winning proprietary tools, training and thoughtpartner™ approach – to deliver proven, breakthrough strategies that solve their clients' business challenges.
Unfortunately, I think that his loyalties have switched and that he now thinks his mission is to persuade people to take awards under a horribly flawed methodology, severely undercompensating the families but saving the government millions".
Furthermore, she was involved in developing the methodology for the CSR Award of the German Federal Government.
His first difficult decision is whether or not to launch an appeal against the size of the awards and, possibly, the judge's methodology in apportioning the damages.
Also, if the randomization or blinding procedures are appropriate, one point is awarded for each procedure; no points are awarded if no data are provided regarding the methodology of the above-mentioned procedures; finally, if any of these procedures is not deemed appropriate one point is deducted for each one [ 17].
