The phrase "a application is being prepared" is not correct due to the use of "a" before a word that begins with a vowel sound.
You can use it when discussing the process of preparing an application, but it should be corrected to "an application."
Example: "An application is being prepared for the upcoming grant submission."
Alternatives: "an application is in progress" or "an application is being developed."
Mr Kamlish told the BBC an application was being prepared which will go before a judge to decide whether to grant a hearing at the Court of Appeal.
It said that following recent Government statements, an application was being prepared on behalf of the organisation for submission to the European Commission of Human Rights.
At least 34,000 applications have come in: about 25,000 rejected, and over 10,000 still being processed at DOJ; it's unknown how many applications are being prepared but haven't yet been sent to DOJ.
Yet there has been much speculation in recent days that the ground was being prepared for a possible application for asylum in Iceland.
Once an applicant submits all of the required application materials applications are prepared for review.
A Java application was prepared to undertake the complex BLAST and InterPro analysis.
An example of such a STARD application was prepared for history taking and physical examination.
In this communication, a porous hierarchical nanostructure consisting of amorphous MnO2 (a-MnO2), Mn3O4 nanocrystals, and single-crystalline MnOOH nanowires is designed for the supercapacitor application, which is prepared by a simple two-step electrochemical deposition process.
This is why EU citizens who have lived here for decades, and are now applying for UK citizenship but neglect to include their passports (not actually a requirement, but a handy excuse familiar to anyone who has dealt with the Home Office), are not only having their applications rejected, they're being told to prepare to leave the UK, despite already being entitled to permanent residency.
This is an easy visa to obtain, if you've prepared the application correctly and are prepared for the border interview.
AS was a professor in the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta and held the Canada Research Chair in Interdisciplinary Healthcare Teams (Tier 2) at the time the grant application was prepared and submitted; she is now Deputy Chief, VA Inpatient Evaluation Center, United States Department of Veterans affairs, Ann Arbor, Michigan, US.
