The phrase "at filing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal or administrative processes, particularly when referring to the act of submitting documents or applications.
Example: "The documents must be submitted at filing to ensure compliance with the regulations."
Alternatives: "upon submission" or "during filing".
After several unsuccessful attempts at filing appeals for us on his own, my father was finally able to hire an attorney.
The influence of filling ratio for the two types of refrigerant R22 and R 134a on the thermal efficiency of the coaxial heat pipe solar collector at filing ratio range from 30% to 60% was conducted experimentally.
Once there are sanctuaries for orcas — which there aren't right now — we're looking at filing a habeas corpus on their behalf, too.
While Apple had long been adept at filing patents, when it came to the new iPhone, "we're going to patent it all," he declared, according to a former executive who, like other former employees, requested anonymity because of confidentiality agreements.
"Airlines do a better job at filing bankruptcy than delivering luggage," said Henry H. Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst and co-founder of Atmosphere Research Group, based in San Francisco.
A statement from the government of Iceland explained that a group of Icelandic parties, including the government, are looking at filing a "cancellation action" against the supermarket's Europe-wide trademark registration for the name Iceland.
The project view shows changes at file level across entire software projects.
In addition, TH-CluFS uses a serverless architecture which flexibly distributes data at file granularity and achieves a consistent file system view from distributed metadata.
When set to the highest resolution, standard digital cameras capture images at file sizes of roughly three megabytes.
He wants a new rule that would allow investigators to look at files without the permission of company directors.
"Novell was the best at file servers.
