The phrase "applications believed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing assumptions or perceptions regarding certain applications, often in a technical or analytical setting.
Example: "The applications believed to enhance productivity are currently under review for effectiveness."
Alternatives: "assumed applications" or "perceived applications".
Nevertheless, it seems clear what Leung and other developers with pending applications believe they're accomplishing when they shower city politicians with cash.
Even though I obviously hoped that freedom of expression could not be privatized, the bureaucracy that processed my application believed otherwise.
FBhive – assuming it's not a third-party application – believes 'Outside World' is a filter that would display content from other websites and applications you've subscribed to inside Facebook.
The company's process of pre-vetting all new applications is believed to have spared its devices from a major attack.
One factor complicating this approach is that the vast majority of rare variants in practical applications are believed to represent background neutral variation.
The episode is particularly embarrassing for Fred F. Fielding, the White House counsel, who is mentioned by title but not by name in the White House statement, which said pointedly that "the counsel to the president reviewed the application and believed, based on the information known to him at the time, that it was a meritorious application.
Unlike other teams vying to move to L.A., the Browns' application is believed to be the only one submitted entirely by fans.
Unlike other teams vying to move to L.A., such as the St. Louis Rams, the San Diego Chargers, and the Oakland Raiders, the Browns' application is believed to be the only one submitted entirely by fans.
Even though extensive agricultural machinery application is believed to improve productivity, this issue still needs further study in the case of China.
