The phrase "applied for guarantees" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of requesting or seeking assurances or commitments, often in a financial or contractual context.
Example: "The company applied for guarantees to secure funding for the new project."
Alternatives: "sought assurances" or "requested guarantees."
Under the other program, which was passed as part of the 2009 stimulus legislation, about three dozen companies that had applied for loan guarantees were told that they would not receive guarantees because the department had been unable to finish reviewing their applications before the program expired on Sept. 30, 2011.
On Sunday, Vanguard Airlines, a small carrier based in Kansas City, Mo., said that it had applied for federal guarantees for $60 million of an $80 million financing plan.
Like US Airways, United applied for loan guarantees from the federal government, after Congress set up a $10 billion program for that purpose last fall.
At the June 17 meeting, Mr. Gramlich, the board's chairman, praised the airline for progress it had made in bankruptcy, saying it was a "much improved airline" compared with the one that had applied for loan guarantees in December 2002.
American, the nation's largest airline, has met with the staff of the board and "given them some pretty in-depth analyses of what we believe United's financial position was" when it applied for the guarantees, said Tim Doke, the vice president for corporate communications at American in Fort Worth.
The Treasury sent subpoenas to airlines that received or applied for loan guarantee packages and to those that did not, officials of the companies said yesterday.
Sub-radix-2 redundant architecture, as well as digital calibration, is applied for CDAC which guarantees digitally correctable static nonlinearities of the converter and dynamic errors in the conversion process occurs due to small capacitor sizes.
Which airlines are strong and which are weak? A. America West, United and US Airways have indicated that they are thinking about or have applied for a loan guarantee.
In another effort to find money for the short term, Amtrak has applied for a loan guarantee from the federal government under a program intended for small freight railroads.
This lesson cannot be lost on United Airlines, the nation's second-largest carrier, which is also considering seeking the shelter of a Federal bankruptcy court and has applied for a $1.8 billion guarantee for $2 billion in loans.
