The phrase "awards package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of awards or recognitions that are being offered or presented together, often in a formal context.
Example: "The university announced its new awards package for outstanding students, which includes scholarships and internships."
Alternatives: "recognition package" or "award bundle".
In the past, this man's horizons may have stretched only as far as becoming a big fish in the small pool of his hometown indie circuit, but by now he must realise that he and his band are going a long way: most imminently, on the NME Awards package tour, for which tonight's show is a rough-and-ready warm-up.
For example, a Grammy Awards package in February included a chance for two people to fly from New York to Los Angeles with the singer John Legend on his private plane, three nights in a hotel and tickets to the event.
*There will be no awards packages or incentive clauses.
All three will provide awards packages for the HFF.
The October news out of Goldman Sachs on their planned $23 billion bonus pool went over about as well as the March 2009 announcement of AIG's $165 million award package.
The contract has a full no-trade clause, and no incentive or award packages.
(The official statistic, 47 percent, is considerably lower because, the school says, not all families took it up on the federal loans or work-study that were part of their award packages).
Ms. Wickstrom reviews the award packaged for a student with 2020 SAT scores, a family income of $22,000, $10,200 in savings and a home the family owns outright worth $225,000.
The first thing you need to do is review all the financial aid or award packages colleges sent you upon acceptance.
You won't learn your actual financial aid award or package until after your child is accepted for admission and applies for financial aid.
He was an award winning package designer with his own NYC firm for 28 years, and an artist his whole life.
