The phrase "application for recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is formally requesting acknowledgment or validation of something, such as a qualification, status, or achievement.
Example: "I submitted my application for recognition to the professional board last week."
Alternatives: "request for acknowledgment" or "petition for validation."
An earlier application for recognition filed by Mr. Xu received no reply from officials.
Should the Press Recognition Panel (PRP) have chosen 23 August to hold its public meeting to consider Impress's application for recognition as a royal charter-approved press regulator?
In one case, a German teacher who wanted to work in Austria was told that he could submit an application for recognition of his German credentials only after he had found a job.
There's a baker's dozen of them on the follow-up to their 2.8m-selling debut Employment, nearly all jostling to be singles: call this album their application for recognition as one of the decade's major UK bands.
He said the Palestinians still intended to submit an application for recognition of Palestinian statehood to the Security Council as a first step, at risk of a confrontation with the United States.
(One of the founding partners in Mr. Berman's company, now called Lakes Entertainment, was David Anderson, who is now the director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Mr. Anderson has said he will withdraw from the bureau's reconsideration of the Nipmuc, the group whose application for recognition Mr. Berman has spent about $4 million backing).
He was also told that applications for recognition were allowed only once a year and if the deadline had passed, he had to wait until the next year.
The bureau currently has more than 200 applications for recognition from Indian tribes in 37 states, including 9 in Connecticut, Mr. Dodd told the Senate this morning.
While their applications for recognition have been pending, the Paucatuck and Eastern Pequots have avoided talk of plans to establish casinos, but that possibility and its enormous impact have prompted concern among officials.
The IRS reviews applications for recognition as a charitable organization on an ongoing basis, so you can apply for charitable status at any time.
So the Indians await word of their application for federal recognition.
