The phrase "application for a trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when referring to a formal request to initiate a trial process.
Example: "The defendant submitted an application for a trial to contest the charges against him."
Alternatives: "request for a trial" or "petition for a trial".
The motions, called applications for a trial order of dismissal, are standard in criminal trials after the prosecution has presented its case, when the defense argues that the charges should be dismissed.
These suggestions will serve as the foundation for protocol development and further funding applications for a trial of IVIg use for treatment of severe HFMD.
This pilot study has informed the development and funding application for such a trial[ 21].
Her application for a clinical trial at NIH was delayed and although she was rejected from taking part in the trial, the wait has driven her to take action.
Appellant neither answered the cross-bill nor directed any motion to it, but made application for a jury trial which was denied.
But, even if his application for a jury trial be regarded as an assertion of his constitutional right, there were no issues to be tried by a jury, as he had failed to answer the cross-bill.
Time limitations are specified; and 'with regard to cases involving offenses committed during World War II, the application for a new trial may be made within one year after termination of the war, or after its final disposition upon initial appellate review as herein provided, whichever is the later'.
Prosecutors said their unique application for a secret trial was in the interests of national security.
A good example is the ECNH's statement about a license application for a field trial with primates by Zürich's ETH in 2007l.
We hope that the study will generate sufficient 'signal' that gefitinib and MTX may be effective and safe, to support a funding application for a larger trial with a comparative group.
