The phrase "awards competion" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "awards competition"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when referring to a contest or event where awards are given based on certain criteria or achievements.
Example: "The annual awards competition attracted numerous talented participants from various fields."
Alternatives: "awards contest" or "awards event".
DOBBS FERRY -- Student awards competition winners.
AND THE WINNER ISN'T -- Amid the proliferation of awards for advertising, one awards competition is being discontinued.
That was pretty much my attitude toward audio mysteries until someone made me a judge in an awards competition for mysteries on tape.
This is really just a symptom of the fundamental problem with the program, which is that its main purpose, like that of the awards competition itself, is to promulgate the mythology of Broadway.
One important contest is the George London Foundation awards competition, named for the renowned American bass-baritone, which recognized singers like Joyce DiDonato and Renée Fleming early in their careers.
The ads were uploaded to an industry Web site, Ads of the World, and, according to a post on the adage.com Web site of the trade publication Advertising Age, also entered in an Indian advertising awards competition.
The Tonys are Broadway's highest industry honor and one of the most insider-driven awards competitions in American entertainment.
The Golden Globes, on which the fewer than 100 association members vote, may not have the critical cachet of some other year-end awards competitions, but they are taken very seriously in Hollywood.
Entering industry awards competitions can be another good way to get your brand exposure, even if you don't win.
A group of newspaper editors, academics and directors of nongovernment organizations announced the creation of an independent journalism-awards competition.
Benjamin Hedin examines the theory that the 1962 National Book Award competition was fixed.
