The phrase "nominated award" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an award that someone or something has been nominated for, but has not yet won. Example: The film received many nominations, but unfortunately did not win any of the nominated awards.
The reader-nominated award, the winner of which is chosen by public vote, recognises an employee who has gone beyond the call of duty to drive sustainable change in his or her organisation.
The all time most nominated Grammy Award artist with a total of 79 nominations and 27 awards, Jones was the first African American (and his writing partner) to be nominated for an Academy Award for best song, and in the same year Jones was the first African American composer nominated for Best Original Score (In Cold Blood).
Or 80-year-old producer Quincy Jones -- the most nominated Grammy Award winner ever -- who said his induction into the Rock Hall made him feel "that finally, I have arrived".
"In 1980, you have Dressed to Kill and The Shining nominated for awards," says Peter Labuza, host of the film criticism podcast The Cinephiliacs.
In announcing the new dates, the Academy said the change would allow members more time to catch up on all the nominated films; awards-watchers noted that it also might take the steam out of ratings rival the Golden Globes, held on Jan . 13
Skepta, Kano and Stormzy were all nominated for awards – which makes sense, considering they are the leading figureheads of grime, our biggest and most important musical export since Britpop.
Emmy-nominated and award-winning television news correspondent and host Daniel Sieberg will be among the judges.
When I began college, there was absolutely nothing remarkable about my academic track record, save for a few teacher-nominated writing awards.
When Pharrell Williams took the stage at the Oscars Sunday night, March 2, with his award nominated song "Happy," not one, not two, but three nominated ladies got up and danced, as if they could not wait for the after party.
The Academy Award nominated director is known for his blockbuster films like the "Batman" trilogy and "Inception".
