The phrase "award written" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something like a written award or a document that contains an award, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The award written for the best performance was presented at the ceremony."
Alternatives: "written award" or "documented award".
The personal redemption narrative, the physical transformation, the macho fight scenes - it's got Academy Award written all over it.
LeBron James has had an MVP award written in his destiny since his high-school days but this has been an exceptional year by any standards.
Along the way, he's earned the CPAE's Hall of Fame speaker award, written the bestselling books The Cult of the Customer and The Amazement Revolution, and been endorsed by customer service exemplars like Zappo's and Ritz-Carlton Hotels.
Arbitration Award Writing.
"I can't believe this book was shortlisted [sic] for a literary award, wrote ReadingBliss.
Katharine Hepburn, turning down an award, writes, "This to me is a terrible burden … trying to be as fascinating, thrilling and brilliant as I'm supposed to be".
"Matt was instrumental in getting Exeter City back into the Football League this May, and won City's player of the season award," writes Tom.
It highlights a ridiculous voting system, writes John Harper in The New York Daily News, that would be helped if the Gold Glove wasn't treated like some lifetime achievement award, writes Matthew Leach on MLB.com.
While in high school, she won a Betty Crocker cooking award, wrote a regular column for the Denver Post, graduated as valedictorian and received a full scholarship to Brandeis University, a liberal arts school in Waltham, Massachusetts.
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Harvey Weinstein believes The Artist has awards written all over it, but his cohorts have their work cut out marketing this one.
