The phrase "application for costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or financial contexts to refer to a formal request for reimbursement of expenses incurred, often in relation to legal proceedings.
Example: "The court will review the application for costs submitted by the plaintiff to determine if the expenses are justified."
Alternatives: "request for reimbursement" or "claim for expenses".
Mr Justice Saunders also ruled on Wednesday that he was rejecting the application for costs by the News of the World's former managing editor, Stuart Kuttner.
Snow stressed that those outside the canopy of the store were in no way part of the actual protest and an application for costs from Fortnum running into tens of thousands of pounds was refused.
Uber has put in an application for costs, which could see drivers having to find another £150-200k on top of their own legal costs, including £48k costs for TfL.
It emerged at a hearing on Wednesday that Brooks was dropping her application for costs because News UK, who indemnified her, decided they were no longer going to seek reimbursement from her. Brooks's legal costs were estimated to run to between £5m and £7m.
Thorpe made no application for costs.
The direct conversion of the carbohydrates and the upstream materials drives our technology nearer to real application for cost-efficient production of chemicals from biomass.
He apparently was not pleased that PG&E had already made firm commitments with some employees though its application for cost recovery had not been approved.
The judge heard on Wednesday that Cheryl Carter, Brooks's former secretary, and three security personnel, including News UK's head of security Mark Hanna, were also dropping their applications for costs.
So I think we've been way too focused on AI applications for cost cutting and not nearly focused enough on AI applications for value creation.
The new gradation design concept, hence validated in this study with produced optimum gradations, is expected to achieve sustainable and beneficial unbound aggregate applications for cost-effective long-life pavements.
