Translation needed-!

[Zate]

Sorry to bother, but a family friend asked me to find the translation for a phrase... Something for his job. I don't have much of an idea as to what it's for, but I need to find the translation until to tomorrow for him. I would very much appreciate any help you could give me.
I tried the translators on the internet. There were a ridiculous amount of them, but not one of them are the least bit functional. It's a bit silly, really.

If someone could translate the following phrase I would be very very grateful.

I noticed, I appreciated, I awarded.

Thank you beforehand!

[Episteme]

How about the following?

Observavi, aestimavi, remuneravi.

[kewin]

When need is used as the main verb, it can be followed by a present participle, as in The car needs washing, or by to be plus a past participle, as in The car needs to be washed. However, in some areas of the United States, especially western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio, many speakers omit to be and use just the past participle form, as in The car needs washed. This use of need with past participles is slightly more common in the British Isles, being particularly prevalent in Scotland.