The phrase "application subject to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an application is governed by certain conditions or terms.
Example: "Your application is subject to approval by the committee before any further action can be taken."
Alternatives: "application contingent upon" or "application governed by".
A 10-step procedure is proposed for direct application subject to process capacity constraints.
In July the council approved English Heritage's application subject to conditions, including that the development could not start until the government had resolved the A303 problem.
He wrote in July saying "my manager has sanctioned the lending application", subject to the property being valued at £225,000 – which it was.
For example, the commission asks whether it should reclassify high-speed Internet service as a utilitylike application, subject to stricter regulatory controls than now apply, and if it should ban certain practices that might impede consumers from getting equal access to all legal online content through their chosen Internet service provider.
The final peer review score of an application subject to a secondary review under this clause shall be adjusted appropriately and quickly using the score awarded by the secondary review panel, so as not to interfere with the timely awarding of grants for the applicable grant competition.
Based on this review, the Commission has determined that granting the application, subject to certain conditions, is in the public interest".
The reforms would reduce the chances of a repeat attempt by toughening the rules to make future closure applications subject to prior parliamentary approval.
The Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary shall determine the eligibility of, and fund, program applications, subject to the availability of funds.
We evaluated the compressive properties of selected fibrin glues in order to identify which are appropriate for tissue regeneration applications subject to compression.
Except as otherwise specified in this appendix or as the context otherwise indicates, the provisions of subpart C of this part and subpart D of part 2 of this chapter apply to combined license applications subject to this appendix.
The approach is shown to reduce SLA violations due to under-provisioning in applications subject to to non-stationary workloads.
