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Discover LudwigThe phrase "grants awards" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a conflation of two separate terms: "grants" and "awards," which refer to different types of funding or recognition. Example: "The organization provides grants for research projects and also offers awards for outstanding contributions in the field."
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Publishing in journals with high impact factors feeds job offers, grants, awards, and promotions.
He drew attention to the fact they had obtained grants, awards and appointments reserved for Aboriginal applicants.
The association certifies performance records and levels of achievement, grants awards, and keeps records and statistics of competitions.
Between October 1995 and September 1997, the university, which is run as a for-profit business, distributed $339 million in federal loans and nearly $9 million in Pell Grants, awards that help low-income families pay for college.
I don't see the imminent death of fiction, but I fear that serious fiction will become so esoteric that it will depart the public arena and exist only in the world of grants, awards, and university posts, which is where most of my generation of writers has been heading.
These projects offer few quantifiable career benefits, such as grants, awards, or promotions.
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This has contributed to a 19% rise in the number of grants awarded".
This affects only the grants awarded by the college from its own financial aid funds.
We undertook an analysis of 1094 global health grants awarded between January , 1998 and December, 2007.
A second way postdocs can receive BWF funds is through grants awarded to new assistant professors.
The bill also includes a controversial policy provision regarding competitive grants awarded by USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture NIFAA).
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