The phrase "application was filed with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or administrative contexts to indicate that a formal request or application has been submitted to a specific entity or organization.
Example: "The application was filed with the local government office for review and approval."
Alternatives: "application was submitted to" or "application was lodged with".
Q.: From the last hearing, we know that the pardon application was filed with the White House on December the 11th.
They were surprised, then, when an application was filed with the city clerk's office in October to name dozens of square blocks in what they consider the heart of the neighborhood.
An application was filed with Los Angeles Bureau of Engineeringg on Tuesday for a tunnel to run from the San Fernando Valley south to Westwood, according to the Los Angeles Times.
A zone exception application was filed with the county for construction of a Methodist church facility on more than 3 acres near La Cañada High School.
(h) For the purposes of this section an application shall be deemed to be "pending" before the FCC and a party shall be considered to have the status of an "applicant" from the time an application is filed with the FCC until an order of the FCC granting or denying it is no longer subject to reconsideration by the FCC or to review by any court.
(h Forecast Year means the 12-month period, beginning with the first day of the month in which the application is filed with the Board, for which future revenues and costs are estimated.
Hundreds of thousands of trademark applications are filed with the USPTO every year, not to mention equivalent registries around the world.
The data speak alone: In 2008, more than 800,000 patent applications were filed with China's State Intellectual Property Office, by far the largest number received by any patent office in the world.
The two trademark applications were filed with the European Trademarks Office under 14 International Classifications covering computer hardware, online social networking services, mobile phones, musical instruments, games, clothing/headgear, advertising, education and broadcasting.
A patent application was filed on 4 April 2011 by Ghent University with EM and Bert Maddens as inventors.
The association, then called Grocery Manufacturers of America, was among the sponsors of the application that was filed with the F.D.A. nine years ago, which sought approval to irradiate ready-to-eat meat and poultry products and fruit and vegetable products.
