The phrase "an application phase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or stage in a process where applications are submitted or considered.
Example: "During the application phase, candidates are encouraged to submit their resumes and cover letters for review."
Alternatives: "a submission period" or "an application period".
Carlsson et al. (1976)) make the process more concrete by including an application phase of research/technology after the initial discovery (need for idea) concluding with development, design and utilization activities.
Wood Badge consists of six days of training (usually presented as two three-day weekends) and an application phase of several months.
Conceptually, it involves two phases, a training phase where the genotypic or haplotypic effects are estimated, typically as random effects, in a mixed model scenario, followed by an application phase where the genomic merit of selection candidates is predicted from the knowledge on their genotypes and previously estimated effects from the training phase.
The design of AFPC comprises (I) an initial training phase (off-line and supervised), which generates a meaningful start-classifier, (II) an online application phase, and finally (III) an evolvement phase (online and unsupervised).
The purpose of this study was to compare student learning outcomes resulting from two styles of biodiversity labs at the undergraduate college level for science majors: 1) the three-phase learning cycle with a problem-based application phase; and 2) an enhanced expository style with back-loaded opportunities for reflection, argumentation, and induction.
In a second step (application phase) the topics of large quantities of texts can be classified using this coding scheme.
A description of each application phase will be provided along with an indication of the current phase of your application.
"Alexander Vinokourov resigned as bid ambassador, he was only part of the application phase," a bid official said in a statement.
This is truly an exclusive gathering -- you either win or you don't -- you have a medal or not -- and while the application phase can be a full childhood of toil the entry fee is quick and simple.
Such an approach enables a classifier to acquire knowledge during application phase, updating the model with new data, and without explicitly retraining itself [14, 30].
We then go on to demonstrate an application to phase locking of signals by means of a standard Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) design, where the usual Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO) is replaced by the noise-tunable delay line.
