The phrase "awards has created" is not correct in written English due to subject-verb agreement issues.
It can be used if the subject is singular, but "awards" is plural, so it should be "awards have created."
Example: "The awards have created a sense of competition among the participants."
Alternatives: "awards have generated" or "awards have produced.".
PAGE A19 Emmys for Reality Shows After a contentious debate, the TV group that oversees the Emmy awards has created two categories for reality shows, but they will not be awarded in prime time.
No one doubts that the historically low success rate of NIH awards has created tremendous strain on the peer review system and on the biomedical research enterprise more broadly.
The Webby Awards has created three new award categories and extended the application deadline for sites until October 8 for the ceremony to be held in March 2000.
Well, the people behind the British Street Food awards have created an app to showcase the best street and market food around.
What they seem not to understand is that high malpractice awards have created a climate of fear among doctors, which causes them to order expensive tests and other services that they know are not necessary to mitigate against being sued.
Winning the award has created a number of opportunities.
Mr. Ball, whose mordant screenplay for "American Beauty" won an Academy Award, has created an amazing dark comedy, full of dry humor and deflected emotions.
In Pamplona, Rafael Moneo, a Navarre-born former winner of the Pritzker Prize, the world's most prestigious architectural award, has created a zigzaggy conglomeration of interconnected geometric forms, with its lines softened by the pinkish hues of the concrete exterior.
"The New Innovator Award has created excitement within my lab, as we are now being supported to pursue what we think are some of the most exciting experiments in the field of memory research.
Recipients of this award have created, improved, or enhanced a service, program, or process thus contributing positively to the Columbia campus and its diverse stakeholders.
Recipients of this award have created, improved or enhanced a service, program or process thus contributing positively to the Columbia campus and its diverse stakeholders.
