The phrase "application for aid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request for assistance, typically in the context of financial support, grants, or social services.
Example: "I submitted my application for aid to the university to help cover my tuition costs."
Alternatives: "request for assistance" or "aid request".
How will not being registered affect his application for aid?
To benefit from new help, the country will have to make a formal application for aid from the euro zone.
As he has done throughout, Mr. Cowen said that Ireland had made no formal application for aid and he again insisted that Ireland had sufficient cash resources to tide it through next spring.
Suleman, who gained notoriety and the nickname Octomom after she gave birth to octuplets in 2009, has been charged with one count of aid by misrepresentation, and two counts of perjury by false application for aid for failing to report nearly $30,000 in earnings between Jan . 1and June 30 , 2013
Monday, coming direct from Ohio, where she had been helping handle applications for aid after flooding there in May.
One focus of concern has been the agency's program for mortgage and rental assistance, which has so far rejected 7 out of 10 applications for aid.
He said relatives were covered by life insurance, and the union also helped them secure charitable aid by filling out paperwork, gathering documents and even obtaining legal representation to push applications for aid through.
(AP) NEW JERSEY SPARTA: FEDERAL FLOOD AID The Federal Emergency Management Agency has received more than 350 applications for aid from residents and businesses damaged by this month's flooding in northwestern New Jersey.
A month after the storm, a map emerges of where they landed, based on ZIP codes from which applications for aid were submitted to the Federal Emergency Management Agency as of Sept. 23.
The agency's reversal comes months after problems with its assistance programs became apparent and after senior lawmakers in New York and New Jersey began a fierce campaign to get the agency to reconsider thousands of the applications for aid it had previously denied.
In many cases library workers who evacuated could not learn the fate of their workplaces, and across the country evacuees inundated libraries to communicate with loved ones and file applications for aid from FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency).
