The phrase "awarding funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the distribution of financial resources, such as grants, scholarships, or project funding.
Example: "The committee is responsible for awarding funds to eligible applicants for the research grant."
Alternatives: "distributing funds" or "granting financial support".
The EU has been awarding funds to "pan-European political parties" since 2004.
If the government starts awarding funds to the lowest bidder, it would reduce the ability of surgical suppliers to stay in business.
A $4.8bn Indigenous grants program has disadvantaged Indigenous organisations by awarding funds through competitive tenders, according to a Senate committee report.
In a report issued today, an expert panel formed to examine controversial conflict-of-interest policies at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) encourages in-house NIH scientists to interact with industry but recommends a ban on such deals by top officials and those involved in awarding funds.
We found that some government agencies were ignoring federal regulations by awarding funds to individuals or businesses that had been suspended or debarred, and that agencies took far too long to suspend or debar, if they did it at all.
Such agencies are also encouraged to seriously consider and adopt the recommendations described here when awarding funds for specific projects.
The budget does include a promise to stop awarding funding based on lobbying or political calculation.
AusHSI has developed a streamlined protocol for applying and awarding funding using a short proposal and accelerated peer review.
Virginia is one of three states awarded funds by the federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
If approved, the student is awarded funds which can supplement the Pathology stipend.
Dr. Stacy A. C. Nelson from the Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources at North Carolina State University was the recipient of the awarded funds mentioned above.
