The phrase "application for waiver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, administrative, or formal contexts when requesting an exemption from a rule or requirement.
Example: "I submitted my application for waiver to the committee, hoping they would consider my circumstances."
Alternatives: "request for exemption" or "petition for waiver".
"What it might lead us to is an application for waivers," Rodriguez said.
But Ms. Johnson said the youth organization's eligibility committee reviewed the two girls' applications for waivers and denied them.
Ofsted is said to be overwhelmed by applications for waivers, with staff struggling to cope with the backlog of requests for forms.
Ten years ago, after a study by the Violence Policy Center, a gun-control group, showed that the bureau was restoring gun privileges to many felons who went on to commit new crimes, Congress passed an appropriations measure to bar the bureau from spending its money to process any applications for waivers.
The Alexander-Murray deal would allow the Department of Health and Human Services to accept more state applications for waivers of certain Affordable Care Act provisions in exchange for the government making the insurance reimbursement payments for two more years for plans that cover low-income people.
The reported sources of funds for payment of inpatient care was personal savings (64%), borrowing to repay later (8%), applications for waivers (5%), and donation from friends and relatives (4%).
The application for a waiver from federal law to allow tougher air quality rules than those mandated by the E.P.A. has been pending for nearly two years.
The administration's decision resolves a question over California's application for a waiver from federal clean air laws to impose its own, tougher vehicle emissions standards.
Gov. George E. Pataki has had an application for a waiver pending before the Environmental Protection Agency, the federal regulatory agency in charge of enforcing the mandate, for more than 18 months.
The Regents had previously created a group of educators from across the state, including education professors and district administrators, to help write its application for the waiver, which is due in February.
