The phrase "awards set for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to awards that are scheduled or designated for a specific time or event.
Example: "The awards set for next month will recognize outstanding achievements in the community."
Alternatives: "awards scheduled for" or "awards planned for".
In the first round of awards set for December, Jeff Fairburn, chief executive, is in line to receive 934,992 share options, worth £19m at Friday's share price, while finance director Mike Killoran will collect 1.3m share options worth £26.8m.
The Emmy awards, set for today, were postponed, and the premieres of two films on topics that no one is in the mood for -- "Collateral Damage," an Arnold Schwarzenegger terrorist tale, and "Big Trouble," featuring a bomb on a plane -- were also delayed.
"Slumdog," based on the novel "Q&A" by Vikas Swarup, has been honored by the Directors Guild of America, the Screen Actors Guild, the Golden Globes and the Producers Guild and is considered the front-runner for the forthcoming Academy Awards, set for Feb. 22.
In accordance with the "strategic direction" for the awards set by the prime minister, philanthropy was a key theme, the spokesman said, and there are knighthoods for Michael Heller and Martin Smith, who have donated money to education and other good causes.
In May, the nominating committee that decides who can receive the award chose Mr. Murphy for the award set aside for older conflicts.
A court hearing on that, and on the Oct. 17 request by Mr. Thomas and the Garden to reduce the punitive award, is set for Dec. 13.
Having said that, there are examples of excellent provision in some universities, and policy frameworks and awards such as the European Charter for Researchers and the HR Excellence Award set out guidelines for institutions, including career support for postdoctoral research staff.
The awards ceremony is set for Feb. 8 in Los Angeles.
On Wednesday the label was nominated for its first Grammy Award: best boxed set for "Light: On the South Side," an album and book of photographs of Chicago in the '70s.
"Over 13 million American kids will be bullied this year," read the press notes for "Bully," an award-winning documentary set for release in March, "making it the most common form of violence experienced by young people in the nation".
Even after his rookie year, in which he won the 2011 Associated Press NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year award, set an NFL record for rushing TDs and took the Panthers from 2-14 to 6-10, Newton still wasn't a fan or team favorite.
