The phrase "awarding funding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where financial support or grants are being given to individuals, organizations, or projects.
Example: "The committee is responsible for awarding funding to innovative research projects that align with our mission."
Alternatives: "granting financial support" or "allocating funds".
The budget does include a promise to stop awarding funding based on lobbying or political calculation.
As funding cuts continue to impact the women's sector, the report highlights a trend towards councils awarding funding to larger generic providers at the cost of specialised services.
In partnership with the Clinton Global Initiative, the Hult Prize announces a single challenge each year and hosts competitive events and a business accelerator before awarding funding in New York City with President Bill Clinton.
AusHSI has developed a streamlined protocol for applying and awarding funding using a short proposal and accelerated peer review.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2393/14/218/prepub wouldulikeike to thank the Health Board's Charitable Funding Committee for awarding funding to conduct the scoping activity and development of the training.
The EU has been awarding funds to "pan-European political parties" since 2004.
Such agencies are also encouraged to seriously consider and adopt the recommendations described here when awarding funds for specific projects.
Industry Support for Scholarships & Funds for Trainees: Best Practice: The policy must either prevent industry from earmarking or awarding funds to support the training of particular individuals.
Declined: Your project has not been awarded funding.
Following the post-award activities of firm, we find that receipt of a government R&D subsidy increased the funding from other sources when compared to firms that were not awarded funding.
France's National Research Agency (ANR) has just awarded funding to Anne Coppel and Michel Kokoreff, two sociologists specialising in drug addiction.
