The phrase "applied for service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of requesting or enrolling in a service, such as a utility, subscription, or assistance program.
Example: "After moving to the new apartment, I applied for service with the local internet provider."
Alternatives: "requested service" or "enrolled in service".
Correction: Customers who applied for service or device financing between Sept. 1, 2013, and Sept. 16, 2015, were exposed to the breach.
Thus, it is concluded from all these investigations and observations that, the proposed model is well validated with traveler intercept data sets, and could be well applied for service quality assessments in mid-sized cities.
The leftmost column shows that in some months, all individuals who applied for services at an agency received an IPE, whereas in other months, no applicants ever received an IPE before closure.
Approach 1, a one-step gamma model with log link, was applied for services used by almost every patient.
A total of 168,052 persons applied for services through the new system, and 110,667 (65.9%) persons were eligible for disability benefits and received the needed social welfare services to enhance their social participation.
I would urge you to do a county-wide study of who applies for service academy appointments, and who gets them.
Proven tries to help people build résumés and apply for service, domestic, and office-administration jobs using only a mobile phone, and thus reduce roadblocks and job insecurity for low-wage workers.
Applying for service in a letter to Ludovico Sforza, Leonardo described himself as an experienced architect, military engineer, and hydraulic engineer; indeed, he was concerned with architectural matters all his life.
Following the end of the Boer War, Trenchard decided to apply for service in the West African Frontier Force and was granted the position of Deputy Commandant of the Southern Nigeria Regiment with the promise that he was entitled to lead all regimental expeditions.
Ms. O'Leary and Mr. Kelly refuse her urgings to apply for services or shelter through the county, Ms. Hawkins said.
But they often fail to apply for services to which they may be entitled, for fear of drawing attention to their parents' status.
