The phrase "applying for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific application or position in a context where the antecedent is clear.
Example: "I submitted my resume for the job, applying for which I had prepared extensively."
Alternatives: "for which I am applying" or "to which I am applying".
Kalwant Bhopal, a reader in education at the University of Southampton, added: "We need to monitor the selection and recruitment processes happening in universities – institutions should consider who is applying for which posts, who is shortlisted and why".
If you can demonstrate to a future employer that you've had relevant experience in a similar field to the job you are applying for, which will clearly make you stand out from the crowd.
As the report also acknowledges, the paired testers who were sent out to look for apartments were prepped to be undeniably qualified for the units they were applying for, which may not always reflect the experience of the average renter.
Competitions: There are numerous competitions and awards to apply for, which are often accompanied with no-strings attached cash and a raft of public exposure.
For comparison purposes, the local concept is also applied for which the calculated fatigue lives are underestimated.
A recruitment process that focuses on testing candidates for the job they applied for, which eliminates the negotiation stage – where we know sexist implicit bias can affect the outcome – altogether.
Icann had previously said it would announce who had applied for which of the gTLDs on 30 April.
There are many jobs I didn't apply for, which in retrospect I realize I should have done," said Onwurah, responding to Beaumont's point.
Are there alternative grants schemes that you can apply for which are aimed at early-stage researchers without substantial publication records?
This is not the same waiting list that Handy applied for, which is for entry-level firefighters.
There are so many uncertainties at the legal and moral level, about the future acceptability of patents applied for, which are currently in the thousands.
