The phrase "application to meet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is requesting or proposing a meeting, often in a formal or professional setting.
Example: "I would like to submit my application to meet with the committee regarding my project proposal."
Alternatives: "request for a meeting" or "proposal to meet".
In the dispute here, the school board cited the state education code in denying the group's application to meet.
For supporters of club, the board's decision in December to deny the its application to meet is a violation of free speech.
Each organization was observed "making do" with systems designed for one application to meet their needs for other tasks.
The construction and design of novel porous carbons for electric double-layer capacitors (EDLCs) application to meet the increasing demand and supply of energy is eminent.
In voting last year to deny the Gay-Straight applicationapplicatoon to meet, the Orange board cited the state education code, which it said strictly defined how sex education and related courses were to be taught.
This paper studies the optimization of micro turbine application to meet the electrical, heating and cooling loads of a building by energy, economics and environmental analysis.
"Each campus knows their target, and they're closing as soon as they believe they have enough applications to meet their target," Ms. Potesaidllow said.
A number of nanoparticles has been developed by chemists for biomedical applications to meet imaging and targeting needs.
Oxygen processes (reduction and evolution) play a central role in a variety of physical and chemical applications to meet the growing demands for energy and environmental protection.
AS hundreds of thousands of students rush to fill out college applications to meet end-of-the-year deadlines, it might be worth asking them: Is where you spend the next four years of your life that important?
Fifteen Verengo employees, Mr. Button said, are dedicated solely to researching and tailoring permit applications to meet the bureaucratic idiosyncrasies of the dozens of towns in the company's market.
