The phrase "a wave of applications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden increase or influx of applications, often in contexts like job applications, software submissions, or requests for services.
Example: "After the announcement of the new program, we received a wave of applications from interested candidates."
Alternatives: "an influx of applications" or "a surge of applications".
A23 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 As Deadline Approaches, A Wave of Applications A remarkable surge of last-minute applications to the government's ambitious but much-criticized effort to compensate the relatives of Sept. 11 victims resulted in close to 95percentt of those eligible applying.
I predict that this is the start of a wave of applications that will change the way we live".
Norma Cruz, director of the women's rights group Survivors Foundation, said that she expected a wave of applications after the ruling on Monday.
The advent of GPS-enabled cellphones has generated a wave of applications, many of them free, that turn drivers into veritable traffic reporters.
Today, we are at an inflection point, poised for a wave of applications that close the loop between computational intelligence and the physical world.
A wave of applications, including Pulse, Flipboard and My Taptu, are responding to changes in how people prefer to read on the Web, putting articles and blog posts into cleaner or more attractive visual displays.
"The reason why we're doing this — which is unprecedented for us and it's quite uncommon in the industry — is because we want to create a wave of application support behind the new BlackBerrys before we bring them to market," Mr. Saunders said during an interview on Friday at a RIM office in Ottawa where much of the new operating system was developed.
"The reason why we're doing this — which is unprecedented for us, and it's quite uncommon in the industry — is because we want to create a wave of application support behind the new BlackBerrys before we bring them to market," Mr. Saunders said in an interview on Friday at a RIM office in Ottawa, where much of the new operating system was developed.
"We cannot swap the wave of refugees for a wave of visa applications," said the CSU party secretary, Andreas Scheuer.
