The phrase "awards via" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the method or medium through which awards are given or distributed.
Example: "The organization will announce the winners of the competition and distribute the awards via an online ceremony."
Alternatives: "awards through" or "awards by means of".
The kids and their 26-year-old instructor, Seyi Oluyole, were recently nominated for the Best Creative Social Enterprise Award via African Creative Exhibition and Awards.
According to Sara Danius, the Nobel academy's permanent secretary, attempts had been made to contact Dylan about the award via close associates of his, but he had kept silent.
Again, the general principle that research grants should be awarded via peer review may hold, but this particular grant is about as wasteful as research on avian influenza or swine flu.SenJohnMcCain 7 46am via txt #2.
The only real piece of audience interaction came when she paused to encourage the crowd to vote for her to win a Brit award via Twitter: an awkward moment in an otherwise slick production.
Which of us wants to live in a world where Strictly judges act as if they're Sean Connery accepting a Scottish film award via videolink from Miami? Alas, there's more – so much more – but space constraints force the curtain to come down on the panto special for another year.
Over the last two years, Neroni has been busted for soliciting votes for a James Beard award via e-mail (pride), been accused by a former boss of petty larceny (avarice, though he says the charges were dismissed), and introduced the world to the pork margarita (gluttony).
Much of the money awarded via grants and supplements will support graduate students, postdocs, and technicians.
Fonte did break through, though, with an effort awarded via the Goal Decision System after a goalmouth scramble.
