The phrase "application for help from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request for assistance or support from a person or organization.
Example: "I submitted my application for help from the local charity to assist with my housing situation."
Alternatives: "request for assistance from" or "appeal for help from".
See articleVolkswagen made public its application for help from Germany's €500 billion ($650 billion) bank bail-out programme.
A couple of years earlier, lawyers for the Innocence Project had received an application for help from Mr. Dixon through a corrections officer.
The application for help from the initiative stood out, the foundation officials, said, because it included heirs and public institutions that were willing to work together on researching and supporting the project financially.
In the course of poring over thousands of applications for help from the Turner Foundation, he says, he has learned to sniff out agendas that are rooted in self-interest rather than good science.
If in any doubt, or if you're experiencing difficulties filling out the applications, ask for help from a human resource person at your local federal agency of choice's district office.
The council made its unusual offer after rejecting Dawn Martin's application for help with emergency housing.
In the second suit, Kodak alleges infringement of patents that describe a method by which a computer program can "ask for help" from another application to carry out certain computer-oriented functions.
Students in this study specifically asked for help from teachers in achieving deeper learning, integration and application of knowledge.
B8 Money and Morale AID FROM ARABIC SPEAKERS Since making a call for help from Arabic and Farsi speakers, the F.B.I. has been deluged with 15,000 applications for about 200 jobs.
To benefit from new help, the country will have to make a formal application for aid from the euro zone.
