'generous prizes' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to generous prizes available in certain competitions or activities. For example: "The event offered generous prizes to the finalists."
The tournament has been popular among players, partly because of the generous prizes.
After that trauma, the would-be pacifist's strategy for redeeming his name was to create a set of enormously generous prizes.
But that's not all — other hacks took home some generous prizes from our API sponsors.
Although these generous prizes will go a long way toward assuring these scientists' future success, what these young scientists have been given above all is a vote of confidence and an affirmation of the professional--and sometimes personal--choices they've made so far.
Golfers expect that when they attend a corporate tournament that there will be lots of generous prizes that will be handed out at the end of the day.
GM awarded this generous prize to four Solver teams: Refactored.ai, Virtual Grasp, Livox, and TalkingPoints.
"I don't see the need to make already generous prize money outrageously generous in these times".
Crabbie's Alcoholic Ginger Beer, sponsors of the Grand National, have provided this week's very generous prize; two prizes, in fact.
The United States Championship, the United States Women's Championship and the United States Junior Championship are all held there each year, with the generous prize money supplied by Sinquefield.
The then generous prize of £15 was offered for the first two correct entries but no record seems to exist anywhere of the solution to this puzzle.
In 1970, the winners won wristwatches, but today, the male and female victors both win the generous prize of a hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
