The phrase "assessing applications" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of reviewing and evaluating applications, such as job applications, college applications, loan applications, etc. For example: "The interview committee is responsible for assessing applications and selecting the most suitable candidate for the position."
We are committed to reviewing and assessing applications in a timely and prompt manner.
That means those assessing applications will not be able to see the person's name, so the ethnic or religious background it might imply cannot influence their prospects.
The Electoral Commission will then assign a "designated lead campaigner" for each side after assessing applications and applying a statutory test.
What is called "interim authorisation" was granted to 5,247 brokers, and only since 1 October has the authority begun assessing applications in detail.
Universities are asked to agree to use "contextual data" when assessing applications to give pupils from worse schools a better chance, even if they have lower grades.
In a statement the Commonwealth told Guardian Australia it considered "a number of factors, including individual risk profiles and loan serviceability" when assessing applications.
Ofcom will assess applications from prospective bidders this year, with bidding due to begin in early 2013.
''We assess applications purely from the scientific point of view.'' The Japan Society also says its applications process is not politicized.
That's because under the previous regime, childcare costs were ignored by some lenders when they assessed applications, but they are now being taken into account.
"The Department has got to be much more rigorous about how it assesses applications for free schools and prioritises need and value for money," she said.
Stephen Noakes, commercial director of mortgages at the Halifax, says the bank will publish more information about the criteria used to assess applications and explain that failed applications do not have a long-term negative impact.
