The phrase "application to be made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a process or request that needs to be submitted or completed.
Example: "The application to be made for the scholarship must be submitted by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "application to submit" or "application to file".
TOTAL TO DATE $67,000,000 Application to Be Made to List Certificates on Stock Exchange -Hughes Appointment Discussed.
LEAGUE ENTRY DELAYED Application to Be Made by New Ministry and Action Thereon Is Expected in March.
Next week, world crises permitting, No 10 will give formal permission for an application to be made to build a third runway at Heathrow airport.
The party announced on Wednesday it would campaign for an application to be made to the Unesco to place the bight on the world heritage list.
This enables an application to be made, in the companion paper (Part II), to a problem relevant to energy vibration transmission between adjacent rooms in a building.
At trap threshold or during scouting observations for adults or nymphs during the first fruit injury, consider a first application to be made along the orchard edge as a perimeter spray directed only at the crop.
Mr Justice Bean granted a section 6 declaration allowing closed hearing applications to be made.
However, it concluded: "A move to absent voting on demand might increase the opportunity for fraudulent applications to be made without the knowledge of the elector.
Applications for full international study must be made early to allow time for visa approval, while home universities with options of a year abroad usually require applications to be made by December of your first year.
The existing system is based on the Dublin regulation, which puts significant pressure on EU countries with external borders by forcing asylum applications to be made in the first country of entry.
A second-stage application needs to be made by September.
