The phrase "applications to clarify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to requests or submissions aimed at providing clarity on a specific issue or topic.
Example: "We have received several applications to clarify the recent policy changes that have caused confusion among employees."
Alternatives: "requests for clarification" or "submissions to explain".
– No Alarm application (to clarify, you will be able to set alarms for calendar appointments, but there is no stand-alone Alarm application).
– Standard array of apps such as Calendar (a really awesome one though), Contacts, Messages, Notes, etc. – No Alarm application (to clarify, you will be able to set alarms for calendar appointments, but there is no stand-alone Alarm application).
Most of this work is directed to ensure the plausibility and validity of the proposed formula for the upper bound of MIR (Sec. Results) and also to study its applications in order to clarify the relation among network topology, information, and synchronization.
The paper presents an accurate review of the scientific contribution on the topic of the Black and Scholes model; it defines the fields of application, opportunities offered and issues relating to its application, in order to clarify the strong and weak points of the model.
The detailed implementation of the application is given to clarify the design pattern.
The present study intends to clarify applications of the semi-probabilistic approach in verifications of existing reinforced concrete bridges.
In cases where the "outside" member satisfies criterion 6 above, the department/program must include with the defense application a brief explanation to clarify how the fifth examiner's primary field differs from the focus of the student's dissertation.
The case also helped to clarify application of the Administrative Procedures Act of 1946, which governs decision-making at all federal agencies, according to Robert Anderson, law professor and director of the Native American Law Center at the University of Washington School of Law.
The inherent standardization and portability of sequence typing in combination with the availability of such improved assignment techniques support the application of this approach to clarify aspects of C. jejuni epidemiology on a global scale and to study other suitable microbes.
