The phrase "an application for a change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request or document submitted to request a modification or alteration in a specific context, such as a job, policy, or procedure.
Example: "I have submitted an application for a change in my work schedule to accommodate my new class timings."
Alternatives: "a request for a change" or "a petition for a change."
Speaking by phone, the Rev. Constantine Sitaras, the executive director of St. Basil, said school officials plan to send an application for a change in status to the state family services office this week.
A new statement of purpose and a letter of academic, research and financial support from an EECS faculty member are required as part of an application for a change of major.
An application for a change of venue by Wiens's defence lawyer was refused by the upper regional court.
Once you submit an application for a job, you can't change the info you submitted for that particular job.
If students wish to shift from one CEE program to another after being accepted, an application for the intradepartmental change must be filed within the department; they will then be advised whether the change is possible.
Any application for a change of playing name must be received by The Association before 1 April in any calendar year in order for it to be considered by Council for adoption in the following playing season.
For example, if the MNO oil company is part of the CBA then how did an evaluation result in 2003 "relative to fiscal benefits that his property located at 725 5th Street in H. B will generate for the City in different land uses are likely to be considered while the application for a change in land use entitlements for the Property was processed".
criteria for evaluation of an application for funding or changes to policies or acquisition and business practices by such a department, agency, or command for purposes of the program.
The application for a name change says Stephanie Madoff wants to avoid the "embarrassment, harassment and endangerment associated with the name".
It is also not persuaded that the project has a preservation purpose, as it must for the landmarks commission to endorse and join the application for a zoning change.
On 9 April 2014, the FA Council announced its decision, carried by a 63.5% vote of its members, to reject the club's application for a name change.
