The phrase "applied for the general" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to applying for a general position or role, but it is incomplete and ambiguous without additional context.
Example: "She applied for the general manager position at the company."
Alternatives: "applied for the position" or "submitted an application for the role".
He said the funding diversion translated into a cut of around 29% of Sydney funding, and because of the tender process, specialised services would have to form a cohort to apply for the general packages if they wanted to survive.
"We worked diligently to help him when he applied for the surgeon general's position.
The chief executive of Ofcom, Ed Richards, has applied for the BBC director general job, the media regulator has confirmed.
(4) No correction is applied for the use of general versus regional anesthesia, even though the authors point out regional anesthesia was used for 36% of the Group A patients versus 94% of the Group B patients.
Multivariable logistic regression was applied for the outcome variable of general health status to identify differences between the two study populations in the self- and proxy-reports as well as the disagreement between self- and proxy-reports.
Most states require publishing a notice of having applied for the DBA name in a general circulation newspaper within a certain period of time after filing the paperwork to register the fictitious name.
It emerged that Mr Selmayr had applied for the role of deputy secretary-general, got that job and was then instantly promoted.
It is known that Bennett considered applying for the director general's job after Dyke left, but felt it was too soon.
In spite of the cost there has been significant interest in applying for the new general top-level domains before the deadline for applications closes in April, according to companies advising on registrations.
After that, this general design is applied for the logarithmic μ-law companding function.
