The phrase "awards to replace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the substitution of one set of awards for another in a specific context, such as a competition or recognition program.
Example: "The committee decided to offer new awards to replace the outdated ones from last year."
Alternatives: "prizes to substitute" or "recognitions to exchange".
Last year, he wrote for the Guardian about his attempt to get the World Fantasy Award to replace the bust of HP Lovecraft as its statuette with one of the black science fiction writer Octavia Butler.
At least four additional companies were awarded contracts to replace existing fencing, build secondary barriers, and add gates, according to Customs and Border Protection.
Details were released to the stock exchange on Tuesday, showing that three tranches of shares were awarded: £420,000 to replace deferred bonuses; £2.3m to replace long-term incentive plans - which will pay out in 2014 and 2015 if certain share performance targets are reached; and £1.4m that pay out in 2016 if share price and profit targets are met.
The share awards are intended to replace bonuses that Hunt left behind at Standard Life, where she had been finance director and was regarded as a future chief executive.
The process for awarding a contract to replace the ageing fleet of tankers has rumbled on for years.
The Pentagon is so bogged down with institutional prerogatives that it cannot conclude the process for awarding a contract to replace Air Force tankers that date from Eisenhower's era, even though the Air Force needs them desperately.
Officials of Fabbrica D'Armi Pietro Beretta, one of the world's oldest arms manufacturers, say their recent contract award by the Army to replace the venerable Colt.45 with the lighter, 9-millimeter Beretta will boost the arms maker's fame and sales.
If the financial aid officials say they intended to award two jobs, ask them to replace one of the jobs with grants.
In 1993 a Liberal administration cancelled a C$4.8 billion contract awarded by its Conservative predecessor to replace ageing Sea King helicopters (still flying today).But even if some of Nova Scotia's grander hopes are dashed, opportunities are opening up nearby.
James E. Nevels, the chairman of the state panel, said on Wednesday night that he expected some managers, including Edison Schools Inc., which was awarded 20 schools, to seek to replace not only curriculums but also principals and teachers, subject to the terms of union contracts.
