"exciting rewards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is desirable or incentive, such as a competitive goal sought after. For example, "We are offering exciting rewards for those who participate in the competition."
The Summer Reading Challenge is organised by The Reading Agency and aims to encourage children aged four to 11 years-old to read at least six books over the summer – with exciting rewards.
"They help pay for R&D salaries, and they know various experts across the country who are doing similar things and can put you in touch with these people," says Pond. "IRAP is definitely something to look into for anyone interested in looking to start up a company [in Canada]." The transition from bench to boardroom can have exciting rewards and hidden challenges.
Increased response to reward and decreased response to punishment could cause excessive pursuit of exciting rewards with failure to inhibit behaviors that may be punished.
Be sure your goals are framed in the positive and are S.M.A.R.T.E.R.: specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, time-based, exciting, and rewarding.
Through experimenting you'll eventually find something you both find challenging, exciting, and rewarding.
But the rest of the menu – roasts of suckling pig, game when in season, exciting salads – amply rewards exploration.
Each campaign should contain a powerful reason behind the idea, exciting and unique rewards, and an eye-catching display.
I thought I would find doing research really exciting and hugely rewarding.
For the first time, you'll have a level playing field with all those Silicon Valley insiders who have dominated the financing landscape for so long, and who've reaped rewards from exciting new companies like Twitter.
While digital is very exciting and offers many rewards, marketers too often create separate silos of digital (search engine marketing, social, technology) and non-digital areas (events, direct mail, print ads).
To many aspiring managers it seems an exciting task that is rewarding in itself, far beyond the pecuniary benefits.
