The phrase "awarding of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources are being distributed or allocated, often in formal or organizational settings.
Example: "The awarding of resources to various departments will be based on their performance metrics."
Alternatives: "allocation of resources" or "distribution of resources".
UnLtd invests directly in individuals and offering varied packages of resources; from awards of funding, to ongoing advice, networking and practical support.
Harvardwood Heroes grants will be awarded annually, pending the availability of resources to support the program.
Yet as big-money honors multiply, people in philanthropy have begun to question whether the large awards are an efficient use of resources or simply elaborate marketing gimmicks that siphon funds and energy from serious philanthropic work.
The Guardian Teacher Network has thought-provoking teaching resources to share, with the focus on a set of resources centred on Steven Spielberg's award-winning film Schindler's List, created by www.schindlerslegacy.co.uk to mark the film's 20th anniversary.
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While multiple grants are listed, the most significant in terms of resources invested in the two countries are the AITRP awards to Case Western University and Johns Hopkins University for work in Uganda, and the University of Washington grant for work in Kenya.
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What a misuse of resources!
"Misallocation of resources," she said.
