The phrase "apply for interim" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of seeking temporary or provisional status, often in a job or position.
Example: "I would like to apply for interim management while the search for a permanent candidate is underway."
Alternatives: "seek interim" or "request interim".
A Lothian Buses spokeswoman said: "Lothian Buses confirms it is in commercial dispute with Edinburgh Airport Ltd which has necessitated applying for interim interdict to allow time to resolve matters.
Microsoft had applied for "interim measures" to forestall the impact of the ruling, which would require it to offer for sale a version of the Windows operating system without the Windows Media Player (though it could still market another version of Windows with Windows Media Player).
It is not an overly burdensome exercise for a plaintiff to successfully apply for an interim injunction to stop publication of a story, pending a full hearing.
Essex council's social services then applied for an interim care order.
Social workers at North Tyneside council had applied for an interim care order.
The BBC's Danny Shaw says his lawyers applied for an interim injunction to prevent the use, copying or sharing any of the data they may have taken from his laptop, phone and other electronic equipment seized at Heathrow.
Carrothers said she plans to apply for unemployment in the interim, but that will provide only 55percentt of her paycheck.
The owner of record of a patent, or its agent, for which an interim extension has been granted under subparagraph (B), may apply for not more than 4 subsequent interim extensions under this paragraph, except that, in the case of a patent subject to subsection (g)(6)(C), the owner of record of the patent, or its agent, may apply for only 1 subsequent interim extension under this paragraph.
The interim president cannot apply for the permanent job.
