The phrase "awarding security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to granting or providing security, often in legal, financial, or contractual situations.
Example: "The company is focused on awarding security to its investors through various financial instruments."
Alternatives: "granting security" or "providing security".
ArmorGroup, based in McLean, Va., was awarded security work at the embassy in Kabul in March 2007.
Some of them have been awarded security contracts to guard the oil installations they once protested against and attacked.
Many ex-militants have been awarded security contracts to guard the oil installations they once protested against and attacked.
The United States military has almost no independent information on the Afghans guarding the bases, who are employees of Afghan groups hired as subcontractors by Western firms awarded security contracts by the Pentagon.
The Bureau of Diplomatic Security is overseeing its competitively awarded security task orders using the enhanced oversight and management system put in place over the last several years".
These revelations instantly embroiled Washington and the White House in a scandal of who-knew-what-when, ultimately triggering an investigation into the protocol for awarding top security clearances.
Sir Menzies Campbell, the Liberal Democrat foreign affairs spokesman, called on the government to review the way it awards security contracts.
But as the airlines sought to cut costs and award security contracts to the lowest bidder, screening companies began what many in the industry call a race to the bottom, hiring employees at the lowest possible wages and cutting corners to keep checkpoints manned, with turnover approaching 400percentt a year in some airports.
Combined with $800,000 in Secure the Internet Grants awarded to security and privacy researchers earlier this week, the company has now completed its 2018 goal to invest $1 million toward securing the internet.
