The phrase "asked applicants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request or inquiry made to individuals who have applied for a position or opportunity.
Example: "During the interview, the panel asked applicants about their previous work experience and skills."
Alternatives: "inquired of candidates" or "questioned the applicants".
Stamford, however, asked applicants to suggest ways of using light because it is a more playful medium.
The essay for Williams asked applicants to imagine looking through a window and, in 300 words, reflect on what they saw.
In previous disasters, including hurricanes and wildfires, FEMA has merely asked applicants to show that their losses were "a result" of the catastrophe.
Peabody selected three London sites – two in Hackney and another in Islington – and asked applicants to submit just two A3 boards, one of a completed project and one of their design for the site of their choice.
First, to apply for a visa Iraqis have to get a letter of clearance from the American Embassy, a step that can involve bizarre requirements: for example, the embassy has at times asked applicants who were low-level employees of major contractors to list all contracts between their former employers and the American government, information they almost certainly don't have.
The monks have asked applicants to send in a sample of their work - the Heart Sutra written in regular script with Chinese brush.
Garcetti, Guillemet said, doesn't take an official position on whether or when colleges should ask applicants about their criminal backgrounds past the initial application.
Upon application for a license, we do not ask applicants about their religious beliefs as we do not consider this relevant," she said.
During the year prior to entry, applicants submit an application form and structured curriculum vitae, which asks applicants to respond preliminarily to material that would be explored in greater detail at interview, and which requires the applicant's school to provide a predicted UAI.
Harvard started asking applicants to provide a photograph.
Obamacare bars insurers from asking applicants about their health.
