The phrase "application director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for overseeing application development or management within an organization.
Example: "The application director will present the new software strategy at the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "software manager" or "application manager".
Alan Hawrylyshen, a technology applications director for a manufacturer of mobile and voice-over-Internet networks, said he had encountered a host of minor inconveniences.
The application read: "director of pla," instead of "director of planned giving".
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In a statement about the application, Hugh Whittall, director of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics here noted: "The changes to DNA made for the purposes of this research could not themselves be used as part of a treatment procedure.
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The app was created by developer Andrew McGrath, who recently joined social media management company Syncapse (also a maker of Facebook applications) as Director of Platform Operations.
Out of hundreds of applications, EXPO directors curated a group of 12 international artists that included Barbara Bloom, Matthew Brandt, Paola Pivi, and David Shrigley.
"This unit isn't designed to replace the main home theater, but it's a great second-room application," said Chris Walker, director for audio-video marketing and product planning for Pioneer.
"Orbitec is ready and excited to compete for any future rocket engine and propulsion application," Paul Zamprelli, business director at the firm said at the time.
