The phrase "a virtual application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to software or programs that operate in a virtual environment, often accessed via the internet or a cloud service.
Example: "The company has developed a virtual application that allows users to collaborate in real-time from different locations."
Alternatives: "a cloud-based application" or "an online application".
For the Coalition student information will no longer just be entered into the data fields of a virtual application.
Since the Common App is just a virtual application, there's no need for students to start filling it out until admissions due dates are approaching, typically early in their senior year.
The real automation distributed application is mapped to a Virtual Application (VA) that is introduced within the interoperable domain and links the distributed parts.
The group calls itself the Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success, though among counsellors it's known, simply and more ominously, as "the Coalition". For the Coalition student information will no longer just be entered into the data fields of a virtual application.
Messaging mechanism is based on supplier common object method requests by client common objects along a relationship within the virtual application.
Furthermore, the user interacts with the virtual application via a Virtual Keyboard to mitigate the risk of key stroke logging attacks.
That problem can be solved by using a virtual PC application like VMware Fusion or Parallels Desktop for MAC to install Windows compatible applications.
Our research explores a virtual reality application based on Web camera (Webcam) input-interface.
His last tech company, a virtual world application called Hangout.net, was greeted with fanfare when it started in 2008, with some in Silicon Valley heralding the site as a potential successor to the online virtual world Second Life.
The university's science courses, for example, use a "virtual microscope" application, where students and tutors look at tissue samples together, with the technology able to change the lighting conditions and "move" the samples around as if under a real microscope.
In this paper, we present a methodology for partial (i.e. hardware and interaction techniques alternatives) exploration of the design space of a virtual reality application, based on the creation of reusable components and a standard evaluation of alternatives.
