The phrase "award payments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial transactions, grants, or compensation awarded to individuals or organizations.
Example: "The committee decided to distribute award payments to the scholarship recipients at the end of the month."
Alternatives: "grant payments" or "prize disbursements".
Still, pay experts warn that huge retention and merger award payments can pose major problems.
Although it failed to make a profit in 2010, Chrysler said it had agreed to give "performance award payments" of $750 to its 22,000 workers in the United States and 7,600 in Canada.
AstraZeneca's former chief executive, David Brennan, who was ousted by shareholders in April, has received a £4.6m payoff, but lost out on nearly £4m in bonus and share award payments after boardroom intervention pared back his potential exit package.
The study, for example, examined independent grocery retail businesses and found that wage increases for their over-award employees were "informed primarily by competitor wage movements and the need to link over-award payments closely with individual performance reviews".
The jury did not give City of Hope all it wanted; it awarded payments for royalties only since September 1994, not from the start of the contract.
Rudell would grossly underbid competitors to win contracts, but after the contracts were awarded, payments to Rudell would be greatly increased through approval of added-on expenses by Mr. Razzouk, prosecutors said.
The Lilly rider closes a loophole in a 1986 law that requires victims to file claims with the vaccine court, which awards payments from a taxpayer-financed compensation fund, before going to civil court.
The R4D analysis concluded that inclusion of milestone awards, payments for achievement of significant interim steps on the path to an approved product, would make the incentive more attractive to small companies that would not otherwise afford additional R&D.
He was also awarded payment for loss of earnings of £1,914.15.
Despite finding yet again that the UK continues to violate prisoners' rights to participate in elections, the Strasbourg court declined to order that any of 1,015 claimants be awarded payment in form of redress.
The NAO said decisions to award severance payments had until recently been subject to insufficient challenge and oversight with "little central assessment of the potential risks".
