The phrase "award recognising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an award that acknowledges or honors someone's achievements or contributions.
Example: "The organization presented an award recognising her outstanding service to the community."
Alternatives: "award acknowledging" or "award honoring".
Eavis was at Midem to receive the conference's Green World Award, recognising Glastonbury's record of environmental conscientiousness.
In recognition of her work, Fekadu will receive an award recognising women with a migrant or refugee background who provide inspiring leadership.
The award, recognising his outstanding achievement on the project, was presented at a ceremony attended by over 400 people at Old Billingsgate, London, in November.
The ceremony featured a special award recognising the impact of the Olympics and Paralympics, broadcast on the BBC and Channel 4 respectively.
Festival director Dieter Kosslick oversaw an event which attracted Hollywood stars such as Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and Twilight's Robert Pattinson, while The Iron Lady's Meryl Streep accepted an award recognising her five-decade career last week.
She is one of four artists shortlisted for the inaugural Hepworth prize, a biennial £30,000 award recognising a British sculptor's body of work, and her work will be on display at the Hepworth Wakefield from October.
The award recognised her "dedication and inspiring leadership" during the aftermath of last year's air attacks on Beirut and its international airport.
The award recognised that the leaking of information about secret governmental activity – wherever that government may be – makes for a better world.
One such inspirational leader for Africa is Tutu, whose one-off special award recognised his lifelong commitment to "speaking truth to power".
That qualification is an Asdan award, recognised by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority, and designed for teenagers turned off by the traditional diet of GCSEs served up by the vast majority of secondary school pupils.
Lloyd's award recognised the variety of roles filled by the 67-year-old in almost five decades in the game since he made his first-class debut for Lancashire against Middlesex in June 1965 – and bagged a pair.
