The phrase "awarded correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been given or granted in the right manner or according to the rules.
Example: "After reviewing the submissions, we can confirm that the prize was awarded correctly to the deserving candidate."
Alternatives: "granted appropriately" or "bestowed accurately".
Marks were awarded for correctly identifying the rate, rhythm and the QRS axis.
One mark was awarded for correctly performing each item on the checklist.
It seems very likely that the majority of points were awarded for correctly identifying non-permanent landmarks.
Michael Oppenheimer, an atmospheric scientist at Princeton who has worked on the climate assessments, said the award correctly recognized the "long slog" to accepting that people are pushing on the planet's thermostat.
The penalty was quite correctly awarded, despite the post-match complaints of Rodgers, with Messi stepping forward to give his team breathing space.
The stadium howled when the penalty was bravely and correctly awarded by the Hungarian referee, Viktor Kassai, and Stancu rolled it past Lloris.
Correctly awarded the Scottish Premier League's player of the month award for October, the midfielder also showed in successive matches against the European champions that he is perfectly capable of holding his own in such illustrious company.
Novo's penalty, correctly awarded after Gary Irvine hauled down Daniel Cousin, should have secured the tie but Milne missed the finest opportunity of the closing minutes as he fired wildly over.
The spot-kick, correctly awarded not long before the hour mark after Francielle brought down Eniola Aluko, came during a period when the home team looked threatening.
They were sacked by the minister in March after an independent review found they were culpable for a breakdown in procurement procedures which meant that £28.5m of contracts were awarded without being correctly tendered.
