The phrase "applications to give" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to applications that are intended to provide or deliver something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The applications to give feedback on the new software were sent out last week."
Alternatives: "applications designed to provide" or "applications meant to deliver".
Applications to give a talk are due by September 15.
A speech pathologist at Walter Reed Army Medical Center uses text-to-speech applications to give patients a voice.
Universities are asked to agree to use "contextual data" when assessing applications to give pupils from worse schools a better chance, even if they have lower grades.
This short review focuses on stimuli-responsive poloxamer-based polymers developed for biomedical applications to give a narrow angle about its today's application realm.
The objective of programs like electronics and computer circuitry and architectural computer mechanics is to use real-world vocational applications to give students a foundation in English, mathematics and science.
How important is it for the connected car applications to give consumers control over what data gets shared and doesn't get shared?
America West Airlines, seeking to win a federal loan guarantee, said yesterday that it had amended its application to give the government an option to buy 10percentt of the airline.
C1 Airline Offers U.S. a Stake America West Airlines, seeking to win a federal loan guarantee, said it had amended its application to give the government an option to buy 10percentt of the airline.
America West Airlines, which is seeking to win a federal loan guarantee, said that it had amended its application to give the government an option to buy 10percentt of the airline.
B1 Business AIRLINE INDUSTRY -- America West Airlines, seeking to win a federal loan guarantee, said it had amended its application to give the government the option to buy 10percentt of the airline.
The show includes works like "Path at Sunrise, Great Trinity Forest," by Dan Burkholder, a student of Ansel Adams, who uses a pioneering print type with a 24-karat gold leaf application to give an amber glow to black-and-white photographs.
