The phrase "application for the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request or submission related to participating in a study or research project.
Example: "I have submitted my application for the study on climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "request to participate in the study" or "submission for the study".
Dating of groundwater up to one million years old is an important application for the study of hydrology and for knowledge on the safe deposition of nuclear wastes.
The biomaterial field offers unique experimental tools with downstream clinical application for the study and treatment of neurologic disease.
Since rLVs are able to infect multiple cell types including post-mitotic cells such as neurons and skeletal muscle cells, several studies have been exploring their application for the study and cure of neurodegenerative diseases.
Their application for the study of twin screw vessels (cruise ships, RoRo ferries, megayachts, naval vessels, for which dedicated regression formulae are scarce) manoeuvring capabilities could lead to misleading results.
During BiNGO application for the study of biological process (BP) enrichment in the data, the hypergeometric statistical test was chosen, while for multiple testing correction the Benjamini-Hochberg false discovery rate (FDR) method with a significance threshold of 0.05 was applied.
The application for the study was submitted to the ethics committee of the Medical University of Vienna.
Irani, F. et al. Functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS): an emerging neuroimaging technology with important applications for the study of brain disorders.
Chris Wiggins is an applied mathematician with a PhD in theoretical physics who develops machine learning applications for the study biological problems.
Crosslinking mass spectrometric applications for the study of proteins and protein complexes benefit from using 15N metabolically labeled proteins.
It also provides a new estimate on the time-variation for time-dependent families, which has applications for the study of Ginzburg Landau dynamics.
Given the ease with which non-monetary stimuli can be used on the Internet, or in animal studies, these findings open an extensive range of applications for the study of loss aversion.
