"application went through" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase when speaking or writing about an application process that has been completed successfully. For example: "After months of waiting, I am relieved to learn that my visa application went through."
I have terrible handwriting, and I'm not sure my absentee ballot application went through.
They got the shot and the application went through, despite some discussion on the Iranian side about allowing Ms. Kelley to enter the wrestling arena, since no woman had done so since the Iranian Revolution.
Portland's DMV initially allowed Bishop to wear the hat in his photo, but it caught the eye of some officials when the application went through processing with the state.
Will my grant application go through?
Had the application gone through the Justice Department, it would have delineated the crimes for which the pardon was being sought.
The global application goes through three steps: 1.
She said: "Twitter's 'report abuse' button on the iPhone application goes through to the old reporting form.
At one end, we had a customer application that in our case was the GSCA application, going through the following stages: 1. Search for Bluetooth device, or Inquiry.
The 94-year-old airship industry in Bedfordshire could come to an end if a planning application goes through, protesters have claimed.
"This is in marked contrast to the situation we often face going for mainstream funding in the UK," he says, "where one invests massive efforts in a grant application, goes through a lengthy, multi-stage review process, gets magnificent peer review comments, then many months later get told that unfortunately there are insufficient funds for your project".
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