The phrase "applications in time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or implementation of certain applications or technologies over a specific period.
Example: "The research highlights various applications in time that have significantly improved our understanding of historical data."
Alternatives: "uses over time" or "implementations throughout time".
Johnstone said it was not clear what change there would be, as councils could already be deemed underperforming if they did not determine enough planning applications in time.
Kaine's deputy secretary of the commonwealth has said his office would do all it could to process the applications in time for approved felons to register to vote.
More ballot papers and emails will then go out over the coming weeks, with 48 officials in Newcastle and a further 30 in London working round the clock to verify all the new applications in time.
The goal of 20 was set by European nations in September and initially met with skepticism from the Clinton administration and some I.M.F. officials, who doubted that so many nations could complete the necessary applications in time.
He added that the court always makes sure it can rule on such applications in time for its decision to matter, even in states not inclined to wait for word from the justices.
Kohonen self-organisation maps are a well know classification tool, commonly used in a wide variety of problems, but with limited applications in time series forecasting context.
The proposed extreme value distributions have applications in time-variant reliability analysis of randomly vibrating structural systems.
More recently the Walsh functions have been identified as an attractive resource in quantum information, with applications in time-resolved magnetometry using nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond [64] and in DD for digital-efficient pulse sequencing [51].
This assures that the listed faculty members have an opportunity to review your application in time to make their preferences known to the Admissions Committee.
In this paper a hierarchical recurrent neuro-fuzzy model is presented which was developed for application in time series prediction and analysis of dynamic systems.
Important: if your study is "greater than minimal risk" needing full board review and the approval will expire before January 18 , 2013 you must submit your renewal application in time for review at a December 2012 CPHS meeting.
