"give tribute" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express admiration or respect for someone or something, typically by commemorating them in some way. For example, "We should give tribute to the brave soldiers who fought in the war."
The researchers will give tribute to the Shoah by appreciating the limits of computer applications in these circumstances.
When all you have left are fading memories, often convoluted by the complexities of relationships — especially those between mothers and daughters — sometimes straight photographic evidence is the best way to give tribute.
The suspicious priests keep trying to catch him out in a declaration of anti-Roman sentiment: Is it lawful to give tribute to Caesar or not, they ask — that is, do you recognize Roman authority or don't you?
"For that," he said to Brown, "I give tribute to you".
In, a group of Pharisees try to trick Christ into incriminating himself, by asking if it is "lawful to give tribute unto Caesar, or not".
He later stepped to the podium to give tribute to Rob and the remarkable work he has accomplished during his tenure.
The families of six of the victims have chosen not give tributes to their loved ones.
"We have given tribute to the class of 1993," Bwalya said.
And for us to get a chance to do our thing, giving tribute to his original thing, is a blessing".
Sharing Herb and Chrisstoriesies, anecdotes, and lessons learned, nine former PhD graduates gave tribute to Herb's influence in their lives and careers.
Another statue gives tribute to 17th century Denis Diderot, who with Jean d'Alembert, created a 28-volume general purpose encyclopedia (one of the first ever) that could be widely distributed.
