The phrase "apply for statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of requesting or seeking official documents or records, such as bank statements or academic transcripts.
Example: "To get a clearer picture of your financial situation, you should apply for statements from your bank."
Alternatives: "request statements" or "obtain statements".
Relatives of the patients or representatives of the institution where the patients are admitted can apply for a statement that the patient is incapacitated.
You have one month to apply for a full statement, or to apply for the decision to be set aside.
Now, from Lemma A3 applied for, the statement follows.
Victims would be invited to share their testimonies, while perpetrators of gross violations could give their statements and apply for amnesty.
Fees also apply for receiving a monthly paper statement (75 cents) and for transferring funds to a personal bank account ($1.50).
You can easily and conveniently schedule payments, transfer funds, add new payees, open new accounts, apply for loans, view current and past statements, and access information about specific checks that have been deposited.
Table 1 reflects what we currently see as the most important statements that could apply for a journal like Arthritis Research & Therapy.
You simply apply for a second passport with a statement saying that you need it to travel to a country that is hostile to Israel and that you have Israeli stamps in your current passport.
"In years to come, who knows what jobs might be around that Stuart might want to apply for?" In the RFU's initial statement on Wednesday afternoon, the future of Lancaster's assistants Graham Rowntree and Andy Farrell was not mentioned.
The modern version of the Hippocratic oath includes the statement: "I will apply, for the benefit of the sick, all measures [that] are required, avoiding those twin traps of overtreatment and therapeutic nihilism" [ 52].
