The phrase "application to us" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal request or submission directed towards a specific group or organization.
Example: "We are currently reviewing all applications to us for the open position."
Alternatives: "submission to us" or "request to us".
It later added that: "The only reason we allowed EE to use its existing spectrum for 4G services was because it made an application to us to do this.
"On their application to us they utilize the Yonkers address".
When you submit a booking for a Guardian Masterclasses event you are making an application to us to attend that Guardian Masterclasses event.
There is nothing wrong with wanting to learn, but basically he wanted to learn and in his application to us he said he needs the money to basically live," Sykes told the Guardian.
In October and November, it received 70,000 applications "meaning many students were starting university without having their finances in place as they hadn't submitted an application to us".
The spokesperson added that a request had been made by Evans' legal team to prioritise the matter, so "in line with our published policy on prioritisation, and in relation to the facts of the case and the issues raised in Mr Evans's application to us… we now expect our substantive investigation to begin within the next few weeks".
"Over 100 European students have withdrawn their applications to us at this point, 50 by the end of Friday on Brexit day.
Customers bring all kinds of applications to us, but what's underneath those applications is common among our customers.
An exception was Nigel Farage, who shamelessly doubled down on his application to become US ambassador to Brussels.
We need the right application to get us all the way there.
We then present a brief description of the SEND system, and report results on its uptake within the Oxford University Hospitals.> The SEND software was built as a web-based application to provide us with greater flexibility for deployment across multiple hardware platforms (see Table 1).
