The phrase "awards table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a table or chart that displays information about awards, such as categories, nominees, or winners.
Example: "The awards table provided a clear overview of all the nominees and their respective categories for the evening's ceremony."
Alternatives: "awards list" or "awards chart".
Related to the vast spectrum of edutainment activities, Costa has received a number of awards (Table 7).
Total research funding for all infectious diseases awarded to UK institutions between 2011 and 2013 was £917.0 million across 1232 awards (Table 1).
To date, a total of 89 students have submitted reports of their group projects, with 78% invited to give oral presentations at the annual symposium, and 63% recognized with first- or second-place or honorable mention awards (Table 8).
Grant-date values for both service- and performance-based stock and option awards are taken from the Grants of Plan-Based Awards table for each company with a fiscal year-end before Dec. 31, 2009.
First, we present the comparison between recipients of some type of Q Award (Gold or Silver) and those without any Q Awards (Table 4).
Base salary, bonus and other compensation values are taken directly from the Summary Compensation table of each company's proxy statement, and stock and option award values are taken from the Grants of Plan-Based Awards table included in the same document.
Great Britain and Ireland led the awards tables to the end, winning a total of 56 golds, but this sadly did not go on to establish an Olympic convention.
There were fewer total applications from blacks (27%) at institutions receiving the most NIH funding (the top 1 to 30) compared with whites (33%, P <.05) but a similar number at institutions ranked 31too 100 in amount of NIH funding awarded (table S11) (13).
The roster of recently born awards (see table, next page) expanded last month with the first Prize for Civil Courage, a creation of John Train, a 72-year-old New York investment counsel, and his Northcote Parkinson Fund.
The roster of recently born awards (see table) expanded last month with the first Prize for Civil Courage, a creation of 72-year-old New York investment counsel John Train and his Northcote Parkinson Fund.
However, a glance at the statistics for the numbers of doctoral titles awarded (see Table 2) shows that the number of Ph.D.s awarded in 1999-2000 was far smaller than the number of students registered 3 years earlier, in 1996.
