The phrase "applying promotion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, sales, or human resources when discussing the act of implementing or executing a promotional strategy or advancing an employee.
Example: "The marketing team is focused on applying promotion strategies to increase brand awareness and drive sales."
Alternatives: "executing a promotion" or "implementing a promotion".
Productivity assessment helps in identifying highly productive faculty members, determining areas for faculty and departmental improvement, [ 4] and applying promotion and tenure processes [ 5].
Based on our empirical findings, we find a reason to believe that applying promotion focused feeding practices includes having a more relational view on eating behavior, thereby increasing healthy food consumption while simultaneously reducing unhealthy food consumption.
Other key results drawn from the report have shown how half of respondents across both sectors did not agree they had been fully informed of the process of applying for promotion, with almost 60 per cent reporting how senior colleagues and managers had not supported them in seeking to progress their career.
Consistency between the Northcote Trevelyan recommendations and ongoing internal initiatives designed to ensure the competence of clerks recruited to undertake accounting work and subsequently applying for promotion to a higher grade is demonstrated.
Promotion from the MacWhirter League looks like going to down to the wire as, Haverfordwest need to finish as runners-up to gain promotion as league champions Cambrian & Clydach have not applied for promotion.
There had to be follow-ups and in some cases bribes paid to officials to ensure they are promoted I will be going on retirement next year and I have applied for promotion since last year and up till now I have not heard anything from the authorities.
But that doesn't count when they apply for promotion, and so women tend to be older when they are promoted.
Yes, the firefighter plaintiffs had a serious claim that they suffered discrimination when the city refused to apply a promotion test they passed.
The school of chemistry at Edinburgh has an Athena Swan Gold award and has been recognised as "identifying and encouraging women to apply for promotion".
"Women are much more likely to think I'm not good enough … We should think of going to women … and encouraging them to be to apply for promotion.
