The phrase "application for planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to submitting a request for approval regarding land use, construction, or development projects.
Example: "The city council reviewed the application for planning submitted by the developer for the new housing project."
Alternatives: "planning application" or "request for planning approval".
An initial application for planning permission for the turbines was filed under the previous subsidy regime.
The original application for planning permission to explore the mine was rejected because of concerns over poor restoration proposals for Glen Cononish.
Marc Vlessing, a developer whose company, Pocket, builds homes for first-time buyers, recalls discussing a rejected application for planning permission with a German and an Italian colleague.
The farmer submitted an application for planning permission to build two new houses in a field, including details of water supply and drainage (there were no mains services at all).
The permission framework for shale gas exploration says: In the case of an application for planning permission for development consisting of the winning and working of oil or natural gas (including exploratory drilling)— (a the applicant is not required to serve a notice under paragraph (2)(a) in relation to any land which is to be used solely for underground operations.
She has submitted an application for planning permission to Liverpool City Council for the use of Quayside View on Brunswick Business Park.
Construction blueprints quickly get caught up in a tangle of red tape that can hold up applications for planning permission by many months.
Around 439,900 applications for planning permission were decided in England in the year through March 2011, of which 355,800, or 80%, were granted.
As the government review says: "Having an up-to-date, relevant local plan policy in place will support the local planning authority in the determination of any applications for planning permission".
They outline a framework for classifying, documenting and analyzing experiments in neuroscience with practical applications for planning relevant future experiments.
Ministers also plan legislation to allow applications for planning permission to be decided by the Planning Inspectorate rather than local authorities in some cases.
