The phrase "awarding state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a state or entity that grants awards or recognitions, often in legal or formal documents.
Example: "The awarding state is responsible for ensuring that all criteria for the grant are met before disbursing funds."
Alternatives: "granting authority" or "recognizing entity".
In the 20 years since Pennsylvania began awarding state football titles in four classifications, only two schools had completed such a double.
There was his former deputy chief of staff, Lawrence E. Alibozek, who pleaded guilty in March to accepting bribes in return for awarding state contracts.
The Senate also approved an amended version of an executive order intended to crack down on "pay-to-play," the practice of awarding state contracts to campaign contributors.
Mr. Rowland, a Republican serving his third term, also admitted accepting gifts totaling thousands of dollars from aides, one of whom has pleaded guilty to accepting bribes in return for awarding state contracts.
The emperor's major role now consists of such formalities as appointing the prime minister who is first designated by the Diet (Kokkai and appointing the chief justice of the Supreme Court (Saikō Saibansho), convoking sessions of the Diet, promulgating laws and treaties, and awarding state honours all with the advice and approval of the cabinet (naikaku).
The companies' dealings with Mr. Rowland's former deputy chief of staff, Lawrence E. Alibozek, and his former boss, Peter N. Ellef, Mr. Rowland's former co-chief of staff, are now the subject of a federal investigation into whether the two men took payments in exchange for their influence in awarding state contracts.
It has also been awarded state financing for a pilot program aimed at desalination.
Her clients have included people who were awarded state contracts or made political contributions to the governor.
He lied about allowing a contractor who has been awarded state business worth hundreds of millions of dollars to work without pay on his vacation home.
In January 2009 Richardson asked to be withdrawn from consideration for the cabinet position because of an investigation into whether his administration had awarded state contracts to one of his political donors.
The project to make brown coal briquettes for export to China was withdrawn less than 12 months after Shanghai Electric Australia Power and Energy Development Pty Ltd was awarded state and federal government funding.
