The phrase "awarded student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a student who has received an award or recognition for their achievements or performance.
Example: "The awarded student received a scholarship for their outstanding academic performance."
Alternatives: "honored student" or "recognized student".
Both Lynn Savic and her successor, Florian Nima Fleckenstein, have been awarded student scholarships by the German National Academic Foundation.
Its Mobile App Competition, which recently awarded student developers nearly $16,000, is just one of many annual startup contests.
Justin Norkett (NC State), Nicole Smiddy (UNC), and Maxine Gorelick (Duke) have been awarded student outreach awards to recognize their exemplary leadership, initiative, and ongoing commitment to the mission of expanding access to RTNN nanotechnology user facilities.
She also receives one dollar if she is awarded "Student of the Day" in her karate class.
"Other kids who have been awarded student of the month and considered great examples for our school hid in a classroom after school and drew pokemon fireballs attacking the man.
As an academic discipline, Communication Studies is posting strong growth in relation to undergraduate majors, undergraduate degrees awarded, student popularity, and number of institutions offering the degree according to a newly released American Academy of Arts & Sciences Humanities Indicator assessment.
We observed, from a cohort of seven semesters, that the grades that tutors awarded students were consistently lower than the grades the students awarded themselves and their peers.
TDR continued with its tested method of awarding student fellowships to staff employed in African institutions.
For the first time ever, Apple awarded two student teams special ADAs.
Points awarded to students that form the CI reflect the expectation that conscientious students would be dutiful, self-disciplined, highly organised and thorough in their approach to tasks.
Male students, however, awarded fellow male students a recognition boost equivalent to a GPA increase of 0.76.
