The phrase "award toward" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a direction or purpose related to an award, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The committee decided to allocate the award toward the development of new educational programs."
Alternatives: "grant for" or "prize for".
Morgan Stanley said the move reflected its shift from annual incentive awards toward an executive compensation program that was balanced between fixed, short-term and long-term compensation.
Professional development points were awarded toward annual accreditation for participating GPs.
In addition to sizable prize money, the winner of the tournament receives a lifetime invitation to participate in all future PGA Championships, five-year allowances for participation in the three other major tournaments, and points toward the PGA Player of the Year Award and toward the next Ryder Cup team.
The New York City Council's decision to award $1 million toward the rehabilitation of the landmark Eldridge Street Synagogue on the Lower East Side should be applauded (news article, Oct. 22).
But, I did not get the highly competitive award targeted toward minorities because there were others in that group who were more worthy than myself.
Airline loyalty programs that award points toward free flights each time you fly are most advantageous for business travelers and others who do a significant amount of traveling.
Teachers can award points toward a grade (in participation, for example) for certain approved activities.
The 2016 Grammy Awards begin at 8 pm EST, but like every year most of the awards geared toward dance music have been handed out in the pre-show.
Those waiting to see what the rapper would say after his audacious behavior toward award winner Taylor Swift at the MTV Video Music Awards ceremony gave a sweet boost to the show's initial ratings.
It awards money toward tuition to residents who work in homeless shelters or food kitchens.
