The phrase "application for designation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is formally requesting a specific designation or title, often in administrative or legal settings.
Example: "Please submit your application for designation as a certified professional by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "request for designation" or "petition for designation".
Mr. Cory stressed that it is not just parishioners who recognize the building's importance: The church was "a primary ingredient" of Sag Harbor's successful application for designation in the 1970's as a historic district.
If CMS determines that additional information is necessary to make a determination for approval or denial of the accreditation organization's application for designation, the organization must be notified and afforded an opportunity to provide the additional information.
The Secretary shall base the approval of an application for designation of a school under this clause on a consideration of the information required under clause (ii), and may also take into account other information submitted by the eligible partnership.
For Mr. Lewis, preserving Christian Avenue and recalling its history was worth the work he and his committee put into the application for historic designation.
A finished script was not submitted for approval and the companies have not yet made an application for official designation as a co-production.
The Morningside Heights Historic District Committee filed an emergency application for landmark designation last May when it learned that the financially strapped hospital had put the pavilions, valued at $20 million, up for sale.
The original application for historic designation was initiated by Alarcon, who was termed out of office at the end of last month and was succeeded in the 7th District by Felipe Fuentes.
In 1999 a second application for National Historical designation was made, this time successful; the building was deemed significant at the local level, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on November 30.
According to officials working on the byway, it can take up to seven years to complete the process., MDOT had not yet received an application for the designation, which is now only supposed to run as far north as Ludington, although the initial proposals had the byway continuing to Mackinaw City.
Moreover, we compared the stage of development at the time of the application for orphan designation based on data from the available Summaries of Opinion of the EMEA.
