The phrase "awards plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured approach or strategy for distributing awards or recognitions within an organization or event.
Example: "The committee has developed a comprehensive awards plan to ensure that all deserving candidates are recognized for their contributions."
Alternatives: "recognition program" or "award strategy".
Bellamy, who was speaking at the 2015 Welsh Community Football awards, plans to go to Euro 2016 next summer and is optimistic that watching his nation at major tournaments will become a regular pastime.
According to Reuters, Bear Stearns has both a "capital accumulation plan" and a stock award plan.
As well as the £634,000 cash award, he received additional shares worth £634,082 as part of ITV's deferred share award plan.
In May next year, he will receive £187,000 from the vesting of 128,981 shares under a deferred award plan, based on the 145p per share price on Monday.
In addition, the organizers of the award plan a series of annual events for students and young journalists that will focus on nonfiction writing.
Mr. Diamond, along with John Varley, the chief executive of Barclays, took no bonus in 2008, although Mr. Diamond did receive £14 million in cash and stock from a previous award plan.
Yes, MGM Mirage's annual incentive award plan does state that "no bonus award under the plan may exceed $5 million". But the committee decided to reward Mr. Lanni for his "contributions to the company" with a second bonus, of $1.09 million, last year, thereby increasing his total cash compensation, including $2 million in salary, to $8.09 million.
Dublin airport was awarded planning permission in August 2007, but the runway was later delayed.
Ms. Silverman said the coordinating board was open to awarding planning grants for hospitals to explore whether creating networks between providers in rural areas would provide adequate training opportunity.
