The phrase "application form in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of document that requires information to be filled out by an applicant.
Example: "Please complete the application form in which you provide your personal details and qualifications."
Alternatives: "application form that contains" or "application form where".
Al Qaeda had comparatively higher standards: some of its recruits had to fill out lengthy application forms in which they were asked to name their favorite Islamic scholars.
Blank application forms are available at the office, or you can print and fill out your application form in advance.
One reason for this discrepancy, according to the conclusion, is the use of standard application forms in the public sector which hide or disguise the ethnicity of an applicant.
When you enter you have to fill in an application form, which weeds out the people who are doing it for a bit of a laugh, so some people are eliminated at that stage.
The only restriction is that you have to fill in an online application form which "may be vetted" (in other words, you can be sure you will be vetted) by the authorities in your home country.
To apply please review the attached policy statement carefully and complete the attached application form, which is editable in Adobe Reader and Apple Preview.
Alternatively you can submit a paper application form which is available in Lloyds TSB branches and pay by cheque or postal order as well as Visa Customers may not get all the tickets they apply for owing to high demand.
The first stage was to upload my CV and fill in an application form, which was similar to the personal statement you provide on a UCAS form for university.
The new application form – which has been advertised in all prisons — includes pictures and simpler language so that prisoners with even the most basic reading and writing skills can complete it.
Nothing in the fund's 33-page application form, which makes a 1040 income tax return look elementary by comparison.
