The phrase "applications to start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of submitting applications for a particular purpose, such as a job, program, or project initiation.
Example: "We are currently accepting applications to start the new training program next month."
Alternatives: "applications for initiation" or "applications for commencement".
It took less than three hours, from Jane Procter's highly publicised evacuation of the editor's office at Tatler, for the first applications to start arriving for her job.
In his speech to the Conservative party conference yesterday, Gove said the government had received more than 100 applications to start new schools since the summer.
There is even the odd aspiring used-car salesman.Yet between February 1st, when the new law came into force, and June 6th, there were only 3,099 applications to start a new company.
The drop in nursing applications was part of an overall fall in applications to start undergraduates courses in Britain this year, according to figures from Ucas, the university admissions clearing house.
The simplest course would be to build new reactors at existing nuclear sites in America, 14 of the 21 applications to start building are for existing sites, where permission is easier.Developing-country governments are less likely to care whether the public backs the expansion of nuclear power.
That becomes a fertile ground for applications to start to take off.
Its courses include everything from building PHP applications to starting your own WordPress blog.
And then Tom downloads all the information so that Shane can make his application to start his course in September.
After the charity's initial application to start a school, "We were selected, one of 50 out of 300 [applicants] who were asked to interview.
Realistic planning time for those who wish to be involved in patient care activities is about a year from start of application to start of fellowship.
