The phrase "awards speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a speech given during an awards ceremony, typically to acknowledge achievements or express gratitude.
Example: "During the awards speech, the winner thanked their family and colleagues for their support."
Alternatives: "acceptance speech" or "award presentation speech".
"Gravitas" ends by quoting an awards speech.
It was less of an interview and more of an awards speech.
Actress Nancy Lee Grahn identifies as a feminist, but felt no problem blasting the history-making Viola Davis on Twitter for bringing race into her Emmy awards speech.
There were no planned activities for the occasion, a first at Barnard, but she was honored at the awards speech, to her delight.
See how US television reported the awards speech "Jesse's had ups and downs like anybody else," his mother, Linda Helt, told the Daily Mail.
If a woman can fill an awards speech by talking about periods, above-the-knee hair and having sex exactly when she wants, she's a woman I want to hear more of.
West has a history of interrupting awards speeches.
Ben Affleck continued his roll of giving funny and pointed (yet classy) awards speeches.
He learned in punishing detail that the Oscar season, with its endless run of precursor awards, speeches and drama, is as twisted and closely fought as a presidential campaign.
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In the fields next to McLaren Vale's sleek new wine visitor's center rose a massive white tent that would shelter all 650 guests for the food, awards, speeches and a glass or two.
