The phrase "application is not available" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to inform someone that a specific application cannot be accessed or is currently not in service.
Example: "Due to technical difficulties, the application is not available at this time."
Alternatives: "app is currently unavailable" or "application cannot be accessed".
But there is a potential wrinkle in the company's terms and conditions, last updated May 17, which state that "the Service and Application is not available to children (persons under the age of 18).
However, until now, efficient and reliable heat pump technology for the application is not available.
Neither of these assumptions are valid for transaction processing because data inputs are always changing and organizational productivity starts dropping as soon as the application is not available.
Also, it is important to note that the one-year "grace period" to file a patent application is not available in most countries outside of the United States.
It's common business sense, since a lot of potential users simply won't even take a look if the application is not available in their local tongue, and they certainly won't stay long when all their local friends start trying out a competing service that is.
The service will automatically remove any region where the application isn't available.
The last thing a corporate buyer wants is to spend millions on servers, only to discover that a crucial application isn't available for the platform.
Tony Scott Tony Scott, chief technology officer of General Motors says, "If a particular IBM application isn't available, we'll have to pick a competitive product" to Sun's.
Unfortunately, the application isn't available through Apple's sanctioned App Store, so users will need to jailbreak (hack) their iPhones to use it.
The application isn't available for the iPhone quite yet (MOG says it will launch in the next few weeks), but it's been given the green light by Apple, which is important considering that the company was worried it might be blocked.
But as a result, key parts of BP's application were not available to the public and when the EDOA asked Nopsema to provide them, it mounted a legal challenge, Rachel Walmsley, the policy and law reform director of EDOA, told the inquiry.
