The phrase "awarded directly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the manner in which something is given or granted without any intermediaries.
Example: "The scholarship was awarded directly to the student without any application process."
Alternatives: "granted immediately" or "bestowed straightaway.".
Several scholarships are awarded directly to students.
Other projects are awarded directly to Iraqi companies, but even the American companies subcontract much of the work to Iraqis.
By far the largest portion of the grants distributed in fiscal year 1998 were awarded directly to state arts agencies.
The new jobs reported Thursday come from a small slice of a sliver of the $787 billion stimulus program: the roughly $16 billion worth of stimulus contracts that were awarded directly by federal agencies, of which about $2.2 billion has been spent so far.
Under the proposal, the state would seek to use federal grants to establish a statewide bonus pool, with half the money to be awarded directly to individual teachers or teams of teachers, and the other half to schools to use at their discretion to support staff or programs.
A 22nd ticket will be awarded directly to a United States resident in a sweepstakes from Jan . 9through Feb. 3. In an online-only video, Mr. Aldrin discusses his own space mission 44 years ago and promotes the Axe flights.
"Of the schools awarded grants directly from the department between 2009 and 2016, nearly one in four either never opened or shut its doors," it says.
The U.S. National Institute of Health's Medical Education Partnership Initiative recently awarded grants directly to African institutions in a dozen countries, all working in partnership with U.S. medical schools and universities.
The Government's history of paying EAJA awards directly to attorneys in certain cases does not compel a different conclusion.
The plan was to make "The Deer Hunter" eligible for the Academy Awards and to slingshot the momentum of those awards directly into the movie's nationwide opening.
Under proposals, discussed by the Cabinet, ministers would be able to circumvent civil service vetting procedures and recommend candidates for awards directly to the independent Honours Committee.
