The phrase "applicant can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential roles, characteristics, or statuses of an applicant in various contexts, such as job applications or admissions.
Example: "An applicant can be considered for the position if they meet all the required qualifications."
Alternatives: "candidate may be" or "individual can be".
This period of apprenticeship generally lasts three to six months, but at any point an applicant can be told that he or she is not working out.
A person's weight does influence many health insurers, and a significantly overweight applicant can be turned down, said Janet Trautwein, director of federal policy for the National Association of Health Underwriters.
Employers are only now beginning to consider printing job application forms that do not require a photograph, or on which the name of the applicant can be disguised to avoid race bias.
Medical Underwriting Under the Traditional Arrangement Traditionally, the premium that a particular insurer in the nongroup market has quoted an individual applicant can be expressed as Pi= (1 + L Xi Pi denotes the premium quoted to the individual applicant "i".
McKinsey interviews 200,000 people each year, but selects just over 1%.Each McKinsey applicant can be interviewed eight times before being offered a job; at Goldman, twice that is not unheard of.
"It's like any other job interview — whether it's raining or snowing, it doesn't really matter, does it?" To volunteer for the United States armed forces, an applicant can be as young as 17, with a parent's permission, but most applicants are in their early 20s, Captain Jaquillard said.
Applicants can be required to sign an application and state that all information contained in the application is true.
Applicants can be any American citizen who will be 35 years old by Jan . 20 , 2005
Applicants can be any age, working in either print or multimedia.
Mr. Breimer warns parents and students not to be arrogant; even the strongest applicants can be deferred.
Applicants can be pardoned, allowing them to recover a variety of rights, from voting to getting a hunting license, which were eliminated by a felony conviction.
