"earn grant" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about the process of receiving a grant, usually from a government or private organization. For example, "She was excited to earn the grant to fund her research project."
So Grantoo lets college students earn grants to help pay for those costly tuitions and, in turn, requires them to donate between 10 and 100percentt of their winnings to a charity of their choice (which includes The Hunger Project, Partners In Health, Pencils of Promise, MAMA and Engineers Without Borders, to name a few).
The film earned Grant his third Golden-Globe nomination, while the London Film Critics Circle named Grant its Best British Actor and GQ honoured him as one of the magazine's men of the year 2006.
The film was nominated for two Academy Awards, and among numerous awards won by its cast and crew, it earned Grant his first and only Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy and a BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role.
It was only in June, the final month of the fund-raising campaign, that enough money came in to earn the grant.
Afterward, 16 students came consistently for the year, he says.That success helped earn a grant for a suicide prevention program, which along with the students' work is bringing an average of 35 students a week to the center.
The department was the first law enforcement agency in California to earn the grant.
As crazy as it sounds, many young (tenure-track) scientists with teaching loads as large as six courses per year are still expected to earn research grants and publish.
NBC also paired with Toyota to create the "Hometown Sweepstakes," in which students could earn cash grants of up to $50,000 for their school's athletic program.
Kheyti (Sanskrit for "farming") earned a grant from the Tamer Fund for Social Ventures and a win at the 2017 Columbia Venture Competition.
You want to protect your intellectual property here.' " Working with Mr. Richards and another professor, Evan continued to refine the idea, earning a grant for college inventors that provided initial start-up financing for the project.
