The phrase "awards strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to planning or approaches for distributing or managing awards, such as in organizations or events.
Example: "Our awards strategy focuses on recognizing outstanding contributions from our employees throughout the year."
Alternatives: "recognition strategy" or "prize strategy".
The holiday heap of pictures, executives suggest, owes less to a save-the-best-for-last awards strategy — the number of late debuts blunts the advantage for any one film — than to a belief that a Christmastime audience quickly expands when offered films that are both attractive and sufficiently varied.
Your awards strategy can take just about any form you'd like, from giving gift cards for milestones to awarding the choicest parking spots.
HuffPost reached out to two Universal reps to ask about the studio's awards strategy, but we haven't heard back.
With Oscar prognosticating increasingly treated like a bloodsport, one in which an initial rush of sometimes-overinflated acclaim can be quickly followed by an equally outsized backlash, the Internet's unruly din can throw a carefully planned awards strategy off course in an instant.
Festivals like Berlin, Toronto and Telluride don't necessarily occupy the same territory that Sundance has for so many years; the majority of Oscar hopefuls to screen at such events already arrive with distribution and awards strategies in place.
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"I would definitely recommend Intel," says James Hannett of Mode7, creators of award-winning strategy game Frozen Synapse.
The results suggest changes in current plaintiff award request strategy and that Forewarning may be a possible intervention in the courtroom.
Disney executives declined to discuss their award-season strategy for "Ratatouille". But early indications show the studio walking an awkward line between reaching for the big prize and pointing voters toward the smaller one.
The Columbia Water Center continues its collaboration with Circle of Blue and supplies the scientific expertise to realize the vision of the award-winning strategy of education on America's Water.
Papers, Please, an interactive examination of what it might have been like to work as a passport-control agent in a European communist state in the early 1980s, won the award for strategy and simulation, while Gone Home, a wistful game in which you explore an abandoned house and piece together the vanished family's story, won debut game.
