The phrase "applied for registration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of submitting a request to officially register something, such as a business, trademark, or event.
Example: "She has applied for registration of her new business name with the local authorities."
Alternatives: "sought registration" or "requested registration".
Mr. Protas applied for registration of "Martha Graham and Martha Graham Techniqueue" as trademarks in 1993, two years after Graham died and willed him her dances.
After training as a goldsmith and sculptor, he applied for registration in the Arte della Seta and in 1401 was designated a master.
Ecotoxicological models are applied for registration of chemicals, to solve site-specific pollution problems, or to follow ecosystem recovery after pollution abatement or remediation has taken place.
He applied for registration of his copyright of the Garnett Photograph in 2003 and brought this action for infringement in February of 2004.
Code Advisors has applied for registration with the SEC as a broker-dealer.
"Victoria Beckham has applied for registration of Harper Beckham as a trademark across the EU.
For example, Bayer said "procedural requirements" imposed by Taiwan had delayed its "ability to apply for registration" and had led to other delays as well.
Meanwhile, Mr. Duvalier began a legal battle against possible expulsion to Liberia or the United States by formally applying for registration in France as a political refugee.
The Medical Board of Australia cancelled Weinstein's medical registration in April 2010, and she agreed never to apply for registration as a medical practitioner in Victoria or elsewhere in Australia, or in New Zealand, again.
To apply for registration of NCE2 in Taiwan, a clinical trial may be conducted in Taiwan to evaluate the efficacy and safety.
All doctors who qualified outside Europe and apply for registration to work here have to satisfy the General Medical Council (GMC) – the independent regulator of the UK's 267,000 doctors – that their English is up to scratch.
