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The phrase "applications to both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to submitting applications or requests to two different entities or categories.
Example: "I have submitted my applications to both universities for the upcoming academic year."
Alternatives: "applications for both" or "submissions to both".
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An EAP applicant is nominated by the partner institution and submits applications to both the EAP office as well as directly to the department by the regular deadline for admission (December 1).
When analyzed by reception of application forms, 39 programs sent applications to both (27%), 60 to only the U.S. medical student applicant (42%), 10 to only the foreign graduate (7%) and 34 to neither (24%) (relative application response, U.S. medical student to foreign graduate: 2.0; p <.01).
Applications to both stability conditions and exceptional collections will be presented.
Applications to both undamped and damped beams resting on elastic supports are illustrated.
Applications to both medical and law schools increased this year, while more people than ever are taking the standardized tests for graduate school.
Students who want to apply to both YDS and ISM must complete separate applications to both YDS and the Institute.
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All HPREP applicants must complete an application to both the HPREP program and Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Human Resources Department.
"We would hope for consistency in its application to both parties".
Our group explores neuroengineering and its application to both basic and clinical neuroscience.
The proposed methods are validated y application to both simulated and real experimental data.
It can be generalized for application to both single- and multi-stage dips.
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