The phrase "awards competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a contest or event where various awards are given based on certain criteria or achievements.
Example: "The annual awards competition attracted numerous talented participants from across the country."
Alternatives: "awards contest" or "competition for awards".
DOBBS FERRY -- Student awards competition winners.
AND THE WINNER ISN'T -- Amid the proliferation of awards for advertising, one awards competition is being discontinued.
We match the products winners of the R&D 100 awards competition with USPTO patents and we examine the variation of patent propensity across different contexts (industries, geographical areas and organizations).
That was pretty much my attitude toward audio mysteries until someone made me a judge in an awards competition for mysteries on tape.
The film was not on the program at Cannes, however, not even for screenings made under the festival's aegis without being in the awards competition.
Through its awards competition, the program provides concrete evidence that government can work to improve the quality of life for citizens and that it deserves greater public trust.
A group of newspaper editors, academics and directors of nongovernment organizations announced the creation of an independent journalism-awards competition.
His 2nd thriller, Love Gone Mad, was published in September 2013 and his novella, The Foot Soldier (November 2013) won the Silver award in the 2014 Benjamin Franklin Awards competition, in the Popular Fiction category.
Parking Garage IV received an honorable mention award in the International Parking Institute's 2004 International Parking Awards competition.
Crispin, Porter also won the most awards, seven, at the 29th annual International Andy Awards competition, sponsored by the Advertising Club of New York.
Elaine Wan, MD, Medicine, was awarded first place in the American College of Cardiology's Young Investigator Awards competition.
