The phrase "award off" is not correct and does not have a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be a misunderstanding or misphrasing, as "award" typically does not pair with "off" in standard usage.
Example: "The committee decided to award the scholarship to the most deserving candidate."
Alternatives: "grant" or "bestow".
For him to just come out of nowhere and carry this award off is breathtaking really.
You did a great job promoting it – running onstage at the MTV Movie Awards and trying to snatch an award off Will Ferrell.
The 35-year-old received the lifetime achievement award and with his wife, Victoria, and their three children in the audience, Beckham was in tears as he accepted the award off Sir Bobby Charlton and Ryan Giggs.
Lo and behold, the grime star crept up and stole the award off him.
Edwards, awarded off waivers from the Seattle Seahawks, who dropped him from injured reserve Monday, joins the Jets as he left them before last season: bursting with unfulfilled potential and with much to prove.
Four more could not, or would not, return and chose to have the medals awarded off post.
Though there are still two mean-spirited categories at the party - for Flop Mop (another victory for Peter Andre) and Worst Dressed Star (Britney) - both are awarded off-stage and off-camera.
The Syringa Tree has accumulated awards off-Broadway: its story of a liberal white South African family and their black housekeeper who struggle together under apartheid could hardly fail to strike sombre chords.
Last summer the company also handed Bailey a one-off award of free shares worth almost £15m.
Gov. C.L. "Butch Otterr of Idaho, who is definitely the winner of the Most Fun Name for a Governor Award, kicked off the rebellion this week by signing a law requiring the state to sue the federal government over this provision.
His award checks off another benchmark that is vital for the success of an early career scientist, she said.
