The phrase "awards boost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the positive impact or enhancement that awards have on an individual, organization, or project.
Example: "Winning the prestigious award provided a significant awards boost to the company's reputation in the industry."
Alternatives: "recognition enhancement" or "accolades increase".
This is the album's fifth week at No. 1, but with 63,000 sales, it is a drop of 66 percent from the week before — when it enjoyed a post-Grammy Award boost — and the lowest sales for a No. 1 album since August, when Zac Brown Band's "Uncaged" had 48,000, according to Billboard.
In 2014, the English-speaking world was fairly baffled by the Nobel going to popular French novelist Patrick Modiano, but his award boosted his profile and raised demand for English translations of his work.
But the awards also boost the Oscar hopes of Britain's Colin Firth, who was named best dramatic actor for his role as stuttering George VI in The King's Speech.
Up until this weekend it had only been possible to see the film in limited US locations as studio Fox Searchlight opted to hold back from a full release in hopes of an awards season boost.
This decision will stoke much anger among those who do the work that wins awards and boosts rankings.
Moore is hoping Fahrenheit 9/11 will be selected in the best film category for next year's Oscars - he did not present it for the best documentary award to boost the film's chances of being recognised in the higher profile category.
Helm, who has been working the stand-up comedy circuit for more than a decade, said: "Clearly I hadn't broken through yet!" Asked whether the award would boost his career or provide an inspiration for future projects, Helm joked: "I don't know, I haven't even talked to my mum yet".
In past years Cannes has been an invaluable tool for awards campaigns, boosting movies such as "Nebraska" and "Blue Is The Warmest Color" last year and vaulting "The Artist" all the way to the Oscar best-picture podium three years ago.
Winning this award has boosted our awareness raising efforts and helped to revitalise the work of our partnership in helping vulnerable people in our area.
Mr. Kormakur realized — with a push from his publicist, Rachel Aberly of PMK-BNC — that trotting the awards trail could boost his career, even if his movie fails to advance.
