The phrase "applications made on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the specific context or platform where applications are submitted or created.
Example: "All applications made on our website will be reviewed within two weeks."
Alternatives: "applications submitted on" or "applications filed on".
The Guardian has seen evidence showing that the closure of parts of the scheme followed Anderson being asked by HMRC's fraud and investigation service for details about the large numbers of VAT registration applications made on behalf of Anderson clients last year.
There were 82,378 online applications made on 2 April, the day of ITV's leaders' debate.
The Immigration Act 1987 removed the traditional source country preference and rationalised the OPL system, requiring a firm employment offer for residence applications made on occupational grounds.
Today, Yahoo is making it possible to add applications made on the Yahoo Application Platform (YAP) to that sidebar as well.
The new app tools feature "studio mirroring" for reviews of new designs directly on mobile devices, so that designers can see design changes to applications made on the desktop display on mobile in real time.
And regardless of the fact that all applications can be just as easily created for both phones on Mobile Roadie's platform, the iPhone still dominates the app-creation space; roughly 85% of all applications made on the company's platform are destined for Apple's flagship product.
Lord Justice Laws quoted extensively from Lord Carey's statement when he gave his ruling on the application made on April 15.
Palm was also slow to recognize the important role that applications made to run on smartphones played on increasing smartphone sales.
Evidently reluctant to simply throw away spoiled food, the restaurant and catering industries alone could be responsible for scores of bacteria-related massacres, were one to accept at face value the applications made public this week on a PUC computer terminal.
In our series the percentage of dislocation of stent is quite rare presenting only in four patients on 56 applications made.
Applications are made on form PHS398, and due dates follow a typical NIH schedule, with applications due at NIH headquarters by 2 January, 1 May, or 1 September.
