The phrase "awarding process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the procedure or method by which awards or recognitions are given out.
Example: "The awarding process for the annual scholarship includes several stages, including application review and interviews."
Alternatives: "granting procedure" or "recognition process".
The awarding process takes time.
It concluded there had been 2little change in confidence overall – and most comments indicate a lack of faith/ intelligibility in the awarding process".
Ofsted has failed to recognise that overall attainment by 16-year-olds is effectively capped by the current GCSE awarding process.
This page has no view on which bid should prevail, and finds the awarding process an unsettling reminder of the benefits of deregulating air travel.
To complete the awarding process, students who have secured work-study jobs complete either an On-Campus Referral Form, or an Off-Campus Referral Form.
In order to ensure that the resources available for SPIF are distributed equitably among all SPIF recipients, a funding cap is used in the awarding process.
Rod Bristow, president of Pearson UK, which owns the Edexcel exam board, said there was "much to be learned from the events of this summer", but said he was pleased that the courts had "found that our awarding processes were rigorous and fair".
Meanwhile, earlier this year the contract-awarding process for family lawyers was bungled.
Reforms, were proposed for the city's contract-awarding process after all the corruption discovered in this field recently.
But it is disturbing.For its part, the NIH does seem willing to acknowledge that its grant-awarding process may not be perfect.
This week's round-up looks at the problems of substandard drug prevalence abroad, NIH's possible push for an anonymous grant-awarding process, and the Liverpool Care Pathway investigation.
