The phrase "application to stop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when referring to a request or petition to halt a process or action.
Example: "The defendant filed an application to stop the proceedings until further evidence could be presented."
Alternatives: "request to halt" or "petition to cease".
He said Rinehart's lawyers had to let the Nine Network know if they were going to make an application to stop the broadcast of the show by 9.15pm on Friday.
As the Press Association reports, Cameron, who agreed to represent the five defendants free of charge in the application to stop the case, argued that the controversial Ministry of Justice (MoJ) reforms meant his legally-aided clients could not find barristers of "sufficient competence".
Another application to stop the eviction will be made the same day.
I think it's ok to hit Yes/No for things, to tell an application to stop sending you messages.
On the day of the march, an application to stop the DA march filed by the ANC to the South Gauteng High Court was dismissed.
Overall, eight respondents said they would like land application to stop, either indefinitely or until independent research can "prove it's safe" for human health and the environment.
This update fixes critical issues in Office 2008, including issues that might cause Office 2008 applications to stop responding or quit unexpectedly.
Apple today has publicly addressed the issue with the Mac App Store that last week caused a number of Mac desktop applications to stop working, forcing users to restart their computers and reauthenticate with the Mac App Store after receiving error messages when trying to run their applications.
The RADA16-I film generated hemostasis within the first 2 min incubation period in nearly all cases, suggesting that bleeding may have stopped in less than 2 min. In contrast, plain gauze required nearly 5 min (two to three applications) to stop bleeding.
"For the people who want to do that kind of precise tracking, I haven't found a better way to do that than Twitter," said Mr. Hedlund, who said users of Wesabe's other mobile cash-tracking applications tended to stop using them after a month or so.
