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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a job application" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the document that a person fills out and submits to apply for a job. Example: "I have submitted a job application to the company and I am waiting to hear back about an interview."
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(Sounds like a job application).
This is a job application.
Consider this a job application.
One woman said he also offered her a job application.
"When you're posting on Facebook and Snapchat, you're not doing a job application," he said.
"Is there anything you weren't honest about?" Mr. Zamoff asked, referring to a job application.
"We get people in here who can't fill out a job application," Captain Binnix said.
What you should not have done is lie on a job application.
She sold a lottery ticket to a Weber employee, who dropped off a job application.
One of the women also said he offered her a job application.
Have you had a job application denied based on a credit check?
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