The phrase "awards easily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where awards or recognition are given without much difficulty or effort.
Example: "In this competition, the judges tend to give out awards easily, making it a popular event for participants."
Alternatives: "grants awards effortlessly" or "bestows awards with ease".
A son of the top sire A.P. Indy, he received 209 votes for the Horse of the Year award, easily outdistancing the runner-up, Congaree, who received 11 votes.
This episode's comedy award easily goes to Seaworth, who, back at the beach, bests his recent grouchy grammar lesson by tricking some curious Lannister guards with baskets of fermented crab, which he claims help in the boner department—"You'll put a hole in that chain mail"—and by referring to Gendry as Clovis.
Jack Nicholson, who portrayed a hit man in the black comedy "Prizzi's Honor," easily won the best actor award.
According to Massimiliano Allegri, it had been awarded "too easily" while Ibrahimovic went further.
But if the academy wanted to preserve the number of acting awards, it could easily follow the lead of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which has, since 1951, offered genre-based Golden Globe honors, for best performances in dramatic, and comedic and musical roles.
If she can win by that margin, the delegates (awarded proportionally) could easily eclipse narrower losses elsewhere.
Those who lie about being awarded medals could easily be exposed if the government maintained an online database of medal awardees; the government could even shame known liars by publicizing their names.
Mr. Brodsky said that Mr. Bloomberg's concerns about property sales were a smoke screen because the city could easily award grants to developers instead of selling them land for below the market value.
This winner of the 1985 US National Book Award is an easily readable classic that we can plough through in a few weeks, but also one that provides rich territory for discussion, as well as a useful comparison with the new novel Zero K.
The subsequent nomination of Manahi, a Māori like Ngarimu and from the same battalion, may have led to a perception that VCs were being too easily awarded.
