The phrase "applications for everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the wide variety of applications available for various tasks or needs in technology or daily life.
Example: "In today's digital age, there are applications for everything, from managing finances to tracking fitness goals."
Alternatives: "apps for all purposes" or "software for every need".
Encouraged by such enthusiasm, hundreds of companies here are developing WAP applications for everything from banking and stock trading to ticketing services, control of industrial robots, Internet search engines and entertainment.
Desktops are littered with a wide range of applications for everything from anti-virus to encryption.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg listed high hopes for the platform, envisioning applications for everything from entertainment to education.
Again and again on applications for everything from Macy's to housing, to my graduate degree program in social work from NYU, where I achieved honors, I checked "no" because I would not allow the criminal label to define me.
Consumers are using mobile applications for everything from recipes to calorie counters to gift registries.
But on Tuesday, nearly a full year after Ovi officially went live as a portal, Nokia unveiled the Ovi online "store," a one-stop application shop for everything from mobile travel guides to card games.
Smartphone applications are used for everything these days, and for the most part they are helpful and help to simplify life.
Owners of iPhones know there's an "app," or a special application, for seemingly everything today.
Its research funding is ample for any project with a potential military application and meagre for everything else.
We are on the verge of a wave of mobile health applications, for example, measuring everything from calories to blood pressure, along with software programs capable of performing the same functions as costly medical devices and diagnostic software that can tell you what it all means and what to do about it.
The job is, she says, a perfect application of everything she was trained to do, and had originally planned to do, for the private sector.
