The phrase 'this award represents' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to signify that something is a symbol of accomplishment or recognition. For example, "This award represents all of the hard work she put into this project."
"This award represents the extraordinary reach of what the Moth does".
The timing of this award represents yet another slap in the face to all those currently fighting for the preservation of postgraduate education and clinical services within the NHS.
It comes at the end of a long night, and it's the one most keenly anticipated by the producers themselves who now have their moment of glory as the people for whom this award represents years of agonising work and instances of what Jerry Maguire called the "up-at-dawn pride-swallowing siege that I will never fully tell you about".
"This award represents world recognition to a pioneer decision in the world of football," said Mr. Laporta.
This award represents a global recognition of the outstanding national leadership, commitment, and progress towards achievement of Goal 6 – halting and reversing the spread of HIV [ 5].
For Hamilton, the award represents another milepost in his five-year transformation from drug and alcohol addict to clean and sober baseball star.
Pena still does not know what the award represents, he said, but it means a lot to him, because his team contended when few believed it could.
He said the award "represents a massive amount of work in a huge team".
The award's 5000-euro prize matters far less than the "boost in motivation" that the award represents.
For Cosmides, the award represents further affirmation for a field that she and her husband, John Tooby of Harvard, helped establish in the early 1980s.
Established in honor of the Kenan Institute for Ethics' 15th anniversary at Duke and subsequently expanded, the award represents a partnership with the Parr Center for Ethics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
