The phrase "awards contained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific awards that are included within a certain context, such as a document or a list.
Example: "The report details the various awards contained in the annual review of achievements."
Alternatives: "awards included" or "awards listed".
It might happen yet... Nul points The press bumph for last night's awards contained a handy year-by-year guide to which channel won what, when, and how many.
In addition, if awards contained explanations, lawyers picking arbitrators for future cases would be better able to make more informed choices about which arbitrators are likely to be fair.
But Saul Anuzis, the former state Republican chairman who is a member of the committee and supports Mr. Romney, said in a statement that a memo about how the delegates would be awarded contained an error.
Thereafter he published only five new poems; his Selected Poems (1945; rev. ed., 1969), which won a National Book Award, contains revisions of his earlier work.
The awards that contained the biggest sensation of all were the CFDAs (Council of Fashion Designers of America).
"Recommending an award that contains a letter of support signed by the same program officer appears to be a violation of ethical standards," the memo notes.
Though a bit inside-baseball, St. Aubyn's devastating satire on literary award committees contains laughs for every book lover -- and some uncomfortable truths.
With respect to major end-of-season awards, the new field contained one Cy Young Award winner (Pat Hentgen), one MVP (Larkin) and one Rookie of the Year (Eric Karros).
As for the trophy cases, they are down the hall and contain awards from automotive contests stretching back decades, to 1937, when the school's present building opened.
Many of the awards themselves went to carefully contained performances, notably Coldplay's stately album "Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends".
Other prize packages containing Coca-Cola merchandise were awarded.
