The phrase "application for the scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a formal request or submission for a specific program or initiative.
Example: "I have submitted my application for the scheme and am awaiting a response from the committee."
Alternatives: "request for the program" or "submission for the initiative."
The firm hopes to submit a planning application for the scheme next year.
The main planning application for the scheme is due to be submitted in the autumn.
However, last September Cornwall Council was awarded a £1.4m grant to develop a master plan and work on a planning application for the scheme.
There is no planning application for the scheme as yet, but the head of electricity company said a decision was now going to be taken on whether SSE will proceed to that stage.
The extensive application of the scheme for both shock tube and other transient flow problems demonstrates its capability to resolve such problems accurately and robustly.
We provide numerical examples that verify the theoretical findings and furthermore provide an application of the scheme for a partial break of a curved dam test problem.
The Roadster also does not qualify for the government subsidy yet, because the Department for Transport has yet to receive a "complete application from Tesla" for the scheme.
"The application form for the PSW scheme is 40 pages long," Bolton says.
In this paper, the modeling and design of a multirate output feedback based discrete sliding mode control scheme application for the vibration control of a smart flexible Timoshenko cantilever beam for a single input single output (SISO) case by retaining the first two dominant vibratory modes is presented.
The YMCA plans to test the system at scale on a site in Mitcham, where it is about to submit an application for a scheme of 36 units, stacked into a three-storey horse-shoe block around a shared garden, where residents can grow vegetables.
Applications for the graduate internship scheme go live on 30 April.
