The phrase "awards competitions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to contests or events where awards are given based on certain criteria or achievements.
Example: "The annual awards competitions attract participants from various fields, showcasing their talents and innovations."
Alternatives: "award contests" or "prize competitions".
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.
Mr. Reinhard offered five criteria by which to help make the right choice, including intent, relevance, context, artfulness and pride, as in "would I be proud to have my name associated with this ad or campaign?" He also called on the judges and juries of awards competitions to think twice about whether to "give the highest honors to the lowest appeals".
The prejudice against series, the most popular of which were formulaic adventure stories churned out by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, was so virulent that Laura Ingalls Wilder's autobiographical novels about her pioneer childhood were repeatedly shut out of librarian-administered awards competitions, merely because they seemed series-ish.
Entering industry awards competitions can be another good way to get your brand exposure, even if you don't win.
American Advertising Federation chose Hydrogen Advertising, Seattle, to create a campaign to encourage entries in 2013 in the local Addy Awards competitions that are held in cities around the country.
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.
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.
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.
