The phrase "award placing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the position or rank someone has achieved in a competition or contest, particularly in relation to receiving an award.
Example: "Her award placing in the national competition was a testament to her hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "competition ranking" or "placement in the contest".
Each claimed his third All-Star M.V.P. award, placing them alongside Oscar Robertson (three), Michael Jordan (three) and Bob Pettit (four) among the leaders.
Harvard Law School has conferred on him its highest award, placing him on the same pedestal as Nelson Mandela and the legal team that argued Brown v. Board of Education.
The Golden Circuit Breakers were runners-up for the Champion's Award, placing second overall in the tournament.
The award places the Vice President on a par, at least within the Ripon ranks, with two other men who might seek the Republican Presidential nomination in 1988.
"The award places equestrian as a priority-one funded sport alongside the likes of cycling, rowing, sailing, gymnastics and athletics," said a statement on the British Equestrian website.
Some parents came hugging framed photographs and dog-eared achievement awards, placing them on the spot where their children died under heaps of broken concrete.
Under the Olfactory Ambassador guise, Mario racked up the awards, placing first with judges in the Best Packaging and Best Ingredient Combinations, and second in Best New Product.
The Bafta video game awards place on 12 March in London, with the comedian and actor Rufus Hound hosting for the first time.
Sunday night's awards place the feelgood Slumdog Millionaire firmly at the front of the Oscar reckoning, as well as dealing a blow to other hopefuls.
"These two awards place UCSD in the forefront of contemporary music--feathers in our cap," Lauer said.
"This is not an award for placing a microphone somewhere.
