The phrase "application to him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request or submission directed towards a specific person.
Example: "I submitted my application to him last week, and I am eagerly awaiting his response."
Alternatives: "submission to him" or "request to him".
The appointment of the president of the family division was a very positive step and I am certain that any applications to him will be heard justly.
"The appointment of the president of the family division was a very positive step and I am certain that any applications to him will be heard justly," he said.
Legal volunteers were prepared to help him with a reunification application to allow him to join his 19-year-old brother in London, but these take so long and are not always successful, so it is hard to persuade young people to stop risking their lives on the road.
The admission contradicts the legal advice given to social workers a week before the toddler died that proceedings to remove him from his family could not go ahead because the risk "threshold" to trigger an application to take him into care had not been crossed.
The US application to extradite him was heard in June.
Prosecutors in effect backed the defence application to disqualify him by saying there was "an appearance of bias".
Justice Sheindlin, he argues, acted without authority in using a fee application to hold him in contempt.
In fact, although Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was covered by the agreement, the Scottish government refused an application to return him to Libya under its terms.
In another email Carmody said he "proposed" hearing alone the application to disqualify him, contending this was the "traditional practice" for judges.
If they rule against the 83-year-old former dictator, his lawyers are expected to fight Spain's application to extradite him for trial.
