The phrase "award portion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or share of an award, such as in a competition or grant context.
Example: "The award portion for the first place winner will be $5,000."
Alternatives: "prize share" or "grant segment".
At times, and especially during the awards portion of the evening, that made for a confusing mandate, with global folk songs pitted against choral lite-gospel, and smarmy pop-rock alongside the familiar complex multipart vocal harmonizing (with vocal percussion!) that is a cappella's public face.
The post-award portion of your postdoc should last between 1 and 2 years, with the balance of a cool half-million paid out during the award's faculty phase at a U.S. or Canadian research institution.
OK, that's enough of a wrap-up, let's move right along to the awards portion of our show.
Oh, and there was some pretty big news in the Senate.... Which brings us to our awards portion of the program.
MPs are said to be preparing to launch an investigation into the way smaller lenders were awarded portions of the £775m RBS cash pile earlier this year.
† Nebraska and Maine award a portion of their electoral votes by congressional district.
The whistle-blower programs that award a portion of the government's recovery to the person who supplies information are in many ways an extension of the deals made with individual defendants.
In the accompanying photo, Prof. of Astronomy & Astrophysics John Carlstrom is awarded his portion of the prize from Wendy Freedman (UChicago University Professor, previous Gruber Prize winner and Chair of the Gruber Advisory Committee).
Republicans, who have often awarded a portion of their delegates through the primary and a portion through caucuses, accuse Democrats of deliberately alienating voters from the nomination process.
As a result, he sued Waksman and Rutgers University and eventually won recognition as co-discoverer of streptomycin, and he was awarded a portion of the royalties from its sale.
Many Sunni Arab leaders object to the production-sharing agreements being negotiated by the Kurds, which call for companies to invest large sums for finding and producing oil and to be awarded a portion of the profits generated by the new fields.
