The phrase "award system" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a structured process or program for recognizing and rewarding individuals or groups for their accomplishments or achievements. Example: The company's award system was highly effective in motivating employees and promoting a culture of excellence and hard work.
Worse, parents began arriving in droves, interrogating the unquantifiability of certain categories and perceived inequities in the award system.
Last December, Personnel Minister Yin Weimin said efforts were under way to revise regulations for the government's award system.
All existing honours should be abolished and replaced by an award system that has no feudal, royal or imperial connotations.
Moore told me: The Oscars are set up as an award system for movies that are distributed in movie theatres.
To be effective, an award system must be tailored towards the needs, the level of readiness and the acceptance of a nation.
So they devised an award system whereby every Olympic gold medalist at the 2004 Athens Games would get an extra gold at the next year's National Games.
Hard to categorise, she's exactly the kind of maverick who slips through the cracks of traditional award systems.
This sparked an online campaign, hashtagged #OscarsSoWhite: a fast-growing protest against racial exclusion, both in Hollywood's casting processes and in its award systems.
If possible, the Quality Control Company Limited (QCC) of Ghana COCOBOD and the Government of Ghana should institute award systems and pay premium prices on cocoa beans from communities with low or non-detectable levels of unapproved pesticide residues to encourage compliance to good agricultural practices.
Originally all Commonwealth recipients were issued with the same award, but over the last 50 years, Commonwealth countries have introduced separate award systems; three of these retain "Victoria Cross" as part of the name of the highest award for gallantry.
"I feel the Grammy awarding system is way off and completely out of touch".
