The phrase "application under consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal contexts, such as in job applications or requests for proposals, to indicate that a submitted application is currently being reviewed.
Example: "We appreciate your interest in our organization, and your application under consideration will be evaluated by our hiring committee."
Alternatives: "application being reviewed" or "application in progress".
While unusual, the former officials said, such questions are not prohibited if relevant to an application under consideration.
Often, one of these forms proves to be the best for the application under consideration.
Two different amorphous magnetostrictive materials, in ribbon and wire form respectively, have been tested in order to reveal the most appropriate solution for the application under consideration.
Using this map, the choice of a class for a given application can be made, considering both the space efficiency of it (i.e., its ability to represent information using little space), and its time efficiency, i.e., the queries and transformations which can be achieved in polynomial time, among those of interest for the application under consideration.
The appropriate solution depends on the application under consideration.
In practice, these values could be determined using metaheuristics to perform guided profiling of the application under consideration.
Correction: April 28, 2000, Friday An article on Wednesday about charter school applications under consideration by the State University of New York referred incorrectly to a proposal for a school to serve disabled children in the Hamptons.
The region is subject to at least 34 mining and hydroelectric dam licences, with scores more applications under consideration, according to data collated by the Honduran Centre for the Promotion of Community Development (Cehprodec).
Regarding the constitutive modelling, basically relations typically discussed in literature for the applications under consideration are applied, and are calibrated on experimental data.
Depending on grating and substrate materials and target applications under consideration, our method provides optimum grating parameters, i.e. slit width, grating period and thickness adaptively.
