The phrase "awards to study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to scholarships or grants that are given to individuals for the purpose of pursuing education or research.
Example: "She received several awards to study abroad, allowing her to expand her knowledge and experience different cultures."
Alternatives: "scholarships for education" or "grants for academic pursuits".
By comparison, there were just 400 cases of cholera in America during that period, but the N.I.H. awarded 212 major research awards to study the disease.
Meanwhile, the letter said, the National Institutes of Health granted only three major research awards to study the epidemic over that time.
Undergraduate and graduate students may apply for summer FLAS awards to study a Southeast Asian language either in the U.S. or overseas.
In 2012 she received summer funding from the Lewis Center through the Alex Adam '07 Awards to study at the Findhorn Foundation in Scotland and Second City Improv in Chicago.
Damian Helbling is using a CAREER Award to study the mechanisms by which organic pollutants are transformed during wastewater treatment.
Kaitlin will be using the award to study diet change in Miocene horses of Oregon using stable isotope analyses.
In 2009, he was awarded an NIH Director's New Innovator award to study nanoscale approaches to allele silencing in cardiomyopathy syndromes.
Celeste Watkins-Hayes has received a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Investigator Award and a National Science Foundation Early CAREER Award to study the social and economic consequences of HIV/AIDS for Chicago-area women (2009).
Recently, thanks in part to attention from Kevin McCarthy, the Bakersfield congressman – who is the House majority leader – $5 million in federal funds has been awarded to study Valley Fever.
Jason Andrews, MD, assistant professor of infectious diseases, plans to use his award to study a new way of detecting tuberculosis by testing air samples in public spaces.
Sinclair plans to use the funding from the Pioneer Award to study those genes with a goal of developing revolutionary medicines based on what they can uncover.
