The phrase "application to be filed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the process of submitting an application, often in legal, administrative, or formal settings.
Example: "Please ensure that the application to be filed is completed accurately before the deadline."
Alternatives: "application to submit" or "application for filing".
§ 1.54 Parts of application to be filed together; filing receipt.
The Union's present attorney, who was the only witness on this matter, testified that the application to be filed with the Industrial Commission was dictated by him to the secretaries, who prepared this form under his direction.
2625, 2628, 125 L.Ed.2d 239 (1993) (statute that requires attorney's fees application to be filed within "thirty days of final judgment" requires filing within 30 days of entry of §405(g) "sentence four" district court remand order, not within 30 days of final agency decision after remand).
(4) Complete all necessary studies to allow an investigational new drug (IND) application to be filed.
There was no official deadline, and though it was possible for the application to be filed too late to be processed, when I called on Tuesday afternoon, there was still time.
One is allowing patent applications to be filed electronically.
In response to dozens of requests from buyers, lawyers and brokers, she said, the state has proposed a new rule to allow mortgage applications to be filed over the World Wide Web.
Three Swedish universities, which had placed job advertisements requiring certain applications to be filed in English, are now being told to change their approach after a recent decision that gives a primary role to the national language.
And technology startup investors prefer them, and not non-provisional patent applications, to be filed early.
For operators who want to do business in more than one state, "there are a plethora of licensing applications to be filed, in addition to meeting strict build-out deadlines once you are awarded or acquire a license," Archos said.
2010) the IRS could deny her relief based on a rule requiring innocent spouse applications to be filed within two years of the start of an IRS collection action.
