The phrase "a more successful application" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the effectiveness or success of different applications or proposals.
Example: "After reviewing the results, we believe that a more successful application would focus on user engagement and feedback."
Alternatives: "a more effective application" or "a more efficient application".
This paper thus presents one more successful application of a plant-derived resource, sucrose, for producing high value-added materials.
Conclusion: Spending just a few minutes each day over summer break to dream, plan and assemble information will result in a more successful college application process come fall.
A more successful medical application was discovered by an ophthalmologist friend, Karl Koller, the first to figure out that cocaine's numbing effects could be useful as a local anaesthetic in eye operations.
A more successful medical application was discovered by an ophthalmologist friend, Karl Koller, the first to figure out that cocaine's numbing effects could be useful as a local anesthetic in eye operations.
And there's a reason companies prefer online applications: because they are an easy way to sift out strangers; the more successful applications generally come through referrals from company employees.
It was not unexpected, perhaps, that support with personal statements, routine in independent schools, should help students from comprehensives make more successful applications to highly selective universities.
DeNDRoN appears to have been effective in supporting the development of more successful applications than might have occurred without network involvement.
Or at least a more successful IPO.
The easier it is to meet client needs through configuration based on metadata, the more successful an application will be, regardless of tenancy.
One of the more successful commercial applications within Second Life has been Reebok's virtual store, where users may create custom versions of Reebok shoes for their avatars, and for themselves.
