The phrase "awards bracket" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to competitions or tournaments where participants are grouped based on their performance or achievements to determine winners.
Example: "The tournament will feature an awards bracket to recognize the top three competitors in each category."
Alternatives: "prize category" or "recognition division".
Games range from an E Onlinee game on what celebrity wore the best outfit to an awards show to picking brackets for March Madness at NCAA.com.
Instead, he sees himself as operating somewhere in the busy hinterland between amateur and professional, and has won several awards for players in that bracket – including, in 2013, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger's Chopin competition, Play It Again.
Because every awards fandango has a chronological eligibility bracket, there is always the slightly old material that feels out of place and the obvious absence of something popular — say, Adele's "25" — that was released right after the cutoff.
Analogue emojis Forget crying with laughter and go with a good old-fashioned ;) And award yourself extra points for creative use of the bracket symbol.
Holmström, and also Harvard University's Oliver Hart, were named as recipients of the high award Monday, but the episode featuring the fictional character's bracket aired in 2010 in the episode "Elementary School Musical".
Use your bracket's point system to maximize your gains, as some award more points based on the winning team's initial seeding.
Under Mr. Bush's proposals to award a tax credit of $500 per child and to reduce the lowest bracket to 10percentt from 15percenttheireir federal income tax bill would drop to less than $500, a savings of about $1,600.
The Bing Predictor tool is the foundation for the smarter bracket which has been used to pick winners for popular events such as the Oscars and Grammy awards.
People were awarded prizes in different age brackets.
