The phrase "application for maintenance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal or financial matters, particularly when referring to a request for financial support or upkeep, often in the context of family law.
Example: "She submitted her application for maintenance to ensure she receives the necessary financial support after the divorce."
Alternatives: "request for support" or "petition for alimony".
One of the first applications, for maintenance engineers, took off quickly.
A spokesman for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills said: "We have asked each of these students to supply additional information to support their applications for maintenance, before any further public funding is made available to them or to their institutions".
Although numerous TOPSIS applications for maintenance decision making have been published, the effectiveness of crisp TOPSIS and fuzzy TOPSIS needs to be investigated further.
Finally, we identified the best of symbols and integrated this one in a real AR application for remote maintenance.
There are plenty of third-party applications for disk maintenance and upkeep, but you can uninstall unwanted programs with a program's own uninstaller (if it came with one) or with the Windows Add/Remove programs control panel.
It is perhaps not so surprising, then, that despite the financial privations entailed by PhD study, the AHRB reported a 14% increase in applications for doctoral maintenance grants from 2002 to 2003.
Non-agricultural uses included applications for landscape maintenance, public health, commodity fumigation, rights-of-way, and structural pest control applications by licensed applicators which are reported to the state.
Non-agricultural uses in Monterey County (i.e., applications for landscape maintenance, public health, commodity fumigation, rights-of-way, and structural pest control) for both of these OP pesticides was a small fraction (<6%, ≈ 20-1,500 kgs/yr) of agricultural use between 1999 and 2005, and declined further through 2006-2007 (Table 4).
ProMISe ('Project Manager Internet Server') is a generic internet-based application for the design, maintenance, and use of (clinical) data management projects.
