The phrase "applications for compensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or entities are submitting requests for financial reimbursement or payment for services rendered or damages incurred.
Example: "The company has received numerous applications for compensation following the recent data breach."
Alternatives: "claims for reimbursement" or "requests for payment."
They have not used all the money they have set aside in anticipation of more applications for compensation.
As of the last week in November, only 820 applications for compensation had been received by Feinberg's office, about 25percentt of the total number eligible to apply.
It began making payments directly to workers this month, while other applications for compensation from the communal scheme have only just got under way.
Applications for compensation following the quashing of convictions are currently considered under the Criminal Justice Act of 1988 and the justice secretary is responsible for deciding whether compensation is payable.
Johnson revealed that in London the Metropolitan Police Authority had already received 100 applications for compensation under the RDA, totalling £9.3m – a figure which is likely to increase – bringing the cost of the riots to around £133m.
The head of BP's American operations, Lamar McKay, said that the pace of applications for compensation payouts had slowed, suggesting that the "spillionaire" phenomenon– a phrase coined for those who have pursued more spurious claims in the wake of the disaster – may be coming to an end.
But the Ministry of Justice rejected his application for compensation for a miscarriage of justice in August 2014 on the grounds that the phone evidence had been partly, if not wholly, attributable to Hallam.
In a statement, DreamlandLive said it would put in an application for compensation to the council and that bill, along with the authority's lack of expertise, meant it would "have to go begging cap in hand to Kent County Council and the rate payers of Thanet".
A representative for those whose application for compensation gets rejected, Sheffield-based Odette Tovey, said: "The crimes committed against the victims far outweigh the crimes that these victims committed".
