The phrase "applications to see" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to software or programs that allow users to view or access certain content or information.
Example: "There are several applications to see the latest news updates on your mobile device."
Alternatives: "apps for viewing" or "programs to access".
Employers sometimes include specific instructions on applications to see if applicants can follow directions appropriately.
Applications to see the sports sessions will be limited to 10 rather than 20.
Irrational Design's strategy of deploying a few simple applications to see what will gain traction may be risky".
I think it has gone to the local party to look at applications to see if they can find anyone that's considered suspicious.
Under the new guidelines, the police would be required to use production orders, which are judicially authorised, under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Pace) for applications to see communications data that reveal journalistic sources.
Under self-certification (sometimes called professional certification), the Buildings Department reviews construction applications to see if they are complete, but does not subject them to the detailed scrutiny of plan examiners under the standard approval process.
In the summer, acquaint yourself with the Common Application to see what essays and supplements are required for your application.
Clifford has made an application to see documents concerning News of the World reporters from the information commissioner, the watchdog responsible for protecting the public's privacy.
Isabella Sankey of Liberty, a civil-liberties pressure group, points out that the government will have to approve each application to see the privately held data, which might not have been necessary had a government database been built.
"For that you need x-ray vision to dive into the application to see inside the application".
