The phrase "application department" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific department within an organization that handles applications, such as job applications or software applications.
Example: "The application department is responsible for reviewing all incoming job applications and selecting candidates for interviews."
Alternatives: "applications division" or "application office".
Where the Symbian OS really shines is in the application department.
Back in June, someone in the Home Office's visa application department decided that Chris Brown wasn't allowed to visit the UK or Ireland, which forced the cancellation of a few shows and is maybe why he sounds like he's never met anyone from either of those places.
Applicants apply to the Master of Science degree in Statistics and declare preference for the Data Science subplan (track) within the application ("Department Specialization" option).
"We've got 5,141 game designers registered on the site," says Vadim Sytnikov, director of the large applications department.
An administrator in the applications department of a New York City graduate program, Louise lives one of those lonely career-gal lives that went out with garters and girdles, or so I thought.
Rejecting the application, transportation department officials said the program was aimed at at "civic-minded organizations in good standing".
"After consideration of the application, the department will present a recommendation to the Minister for consideration," said a council statement.
The defense has said that realities on the street cloud officers' application of department rules.
"It is believed these suspects targeted their victims through the Pokemon Go smartphone application," the department wrote on Facebook. .
"It is believed these suspects targeted their victims through the Pokemon Go smartphone application," the department wrote on Facebook.
Because of the number of applications this department receives, critiques and analyses of denied applications are unavailable.
