The phrase "application for setting aside" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to a formal request to annul or invalidate a previous decision or order.
Example: "The defendant filed an application for setting aside the judgment issued against them last month."
Alternatives: "motion to vacate" or "request to annul".
Icann says this will be used for processing those applications and setting aside money for the risks and other issues that may arise around the different TLDs.
The founder of Powa Technologies has been served with a bankruptcy petition after the High Court dismissed his application to set aside a statutory demand for the repayment of a $2 million loan as fanciful.
The IRS scandal broke in May 2013 after it was revealed that a regional branch office under Lerner was setting aside applications for tax-exempt status from groups identified using terms such as "tea party" or "patriot".
According to lawyer Charles H. Kuck, ICE refuses to release Savage, born Sha Yaa Bin Abraham-Joneph, on bond of any amount, even though, Kuck said, the performer has a pending U-visa application, which is set aside for victims of crime, and has relief from removal available to him.
Nearly 35,000 Detroiters converged on Cobo Hall last Wednesday to claim one of the 5,000 applications for federal aid set aside for people in poverty, giving Rush Limbaugh a chance to mock "Obama's America".
Opponents insisted the changes are only cosmetic -- an assertion refuted by commission members -- and does not go nearly far enough to address the real problems in the law, which they said unfairly gives developers the upper hand by putting the onus on local zoning boards to approve applications for developments that set aside at least 30percentt of its units as affordable.
This year's application includes 12 blank fields set aside for "Extracurricular Activities & Work Experience".
AT&T recently withdrew its application for approval from the FCC and set aside $4 billion to cover its costs if the deal collapses, which now looks likely.
Under pressure from wireless phone providers that would prefer technology solutions that use their networks, Congress in 2015 directed the FCC to investigate sharing the 5.9 GHz wireless spectrum that had been set aside for V2V applications with other unlicensed uses like public WiFi.
For years, they have set aside one day to take telephone requests for an application.
