The phrase "award plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to outlining a strategy or framework for distributing awards or recognitions within an organization or event.
Example: "The committee has developed an award plan to ensure that all deserving candidates are recognized for their contributions."
Alternatives: "recognition strategy" or "award strategy".
According to Reuters, Bear Stearns has both a "capital accumulation plan" and a stock award plan.
As well as the £634,000 cash award, he received additional shares worth £634,082 as part of ITV's deferred share award plan.
In addition, the organizers of the award plan a series of annual events for students and young journalists that will focus on nonfiction writing.
Mr. Diamond, along with John Varley, the chief executive of Barclays, took no bonus in 2008, although Mr. Diamond did receive £14 million in cash and stock from a previous award plan.
In May next year, he will receive £187,000 from the vesting of 128,981 shares under a deferred award plan, based on the 145p per share price on Monday.
The United manager, and chief executive David Gill, were connected to a separate "2012 Equity Incentive Award Plan" when the initial public offering (IPO) prospectus released on Monday outlined an intention to "attract, retain and motivate selected employees, consultants and non-employee directors".
Rem Koolhaas, perhaps the most influential architect of his generation, has been awarded the Pritzker Architecture Prize for 2000, which the Hyatt Foundation, sponsors of the award, plans to announce today.
The company, which on Thursday won a £10,000 Ashden community energy award, plans to install 15 schemes a year and to work beyond Wales.
Ting, who is receiving a Transformative Research Award, plans to develop technology that reveals complete "protein maps" of the interior of living cells.
Elizabeth Huttinger, a member of the Crevette team, which won a $100,000£61,80000) Grand Challenges Canada award, plans to introduce millions of prawns to the river, not only as a way of combating schisto but also to provide a livelihood for villagers.
Tye, who is receiving a New Innovator Award, plans to study the obesity epidemic from the source of the problem: the compulsive consumption of unhealthy foods, such as those high in sugar.
