The phrase "awards issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a problem or topic related to awards, such as in discussions about eligibility, criteria, or distribution of awards.
Example: "The committee is currently addressing the awards issue to ensure fairness in the selection process."
Alternatives: "awards concern" or "awards matter".
Welcome to our annual awards issue.
A compromise on the malpractice awards issue appears to be in the works.
Overall, however, there was widespread satisfaction that a profession known for its political quiescence was able to draw so much attention to the malpractice awards issue.
This may be an awards issue, but we don't usually approve of such transactional behaviour; in fact, our general rule is that those who ask for a gong are sent smartly on their way.
However, the decision to "tactically" put off its awards issue until the "next period" seems sensible given the success or otherwise of its namesake's "transition" won't be seen until May.
The Prize The winner's entry will be published in the OFM Awards issue in October 2015 or (at the Promoter's sole discretion) at a later date and in a different media.
Opening the Criterion would also raise some interesting awards issues.
For awards issued on/before December 22 , 2011 will future year commitments be adjusted to reflect Executive Level II?
She declined to predict whether the changes would reduce the number of awards issued, but said that "we anticipate that they'll continue to use the program".
The monetary awards issued under the program can alleviate some of the risks of becoming a whistleblower – like losing a job and being without an income.
Full implementation for fellowships and all awards issued under the Streamlined Non-competing Award Process (SNAP) is scheduled for awards made in Calendar Year 2013.
