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The phrase "awarded gold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone receiving a gold medal or recognition, typically in a competitive context such as sports or awards.
Example: "After an impressive performance, she was awarded gold in the gymnastics competition."
Alternatives: "received gold" or "won gold."
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Under the new rules several singles that never reached the 500,000-copies-sold threshold were suddenly awarded Gold Digital Single Awards: 30 Seconds to Mars's "This Is War," Anna Kendrick's "Cups", Emeli Sandé's "Next to Me", Juanes's "La Camisa Negra", Lana Del Rey's "Video Games", the Weeknd's "Wicked Games" and Wisin & Yandel's "Follow The Leader".
Students who score in the top one-twelfth of the contestants are awarded gold medals.
Both Raconteurs albums debuted in the UK's top 10 and both were awarded gold sales certificates.
In the 1968 Games, the Italian and German teams were awarded gold medals at first.
At age 17 she won the rarely awarded gold medal at the 1994 Prix de Lausanne international ballet competition.
Patrick Stewart Sketch - What has the ECHR ever done for us? was awarded gold in the internet video: comedy category.
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To promote high standards, its directors and judges have always been chary about awarding gold medals.
He won three gold gloves at first base, and would have had more, except they didn't start awarding gold gloves until near the end of his career.
1936: Awarded Riba Gold Medal.
Chelimo was awarded the gold.
Theatre Club awarded him gold medal.
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