"both the applicants" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used when discussing two or more applicants for a job, program, or other opportunity. Example: Both the applicants were well-qualified for the position, but the hiring manager ultimately chose the one with more experience.
But as the case of the Servano family illustrates, some denials come as a shock to both the applicants and the communities they call home.
The filmmakers managed to get permission from the Immigration and Naturalization Service to record the secretive hearings at which the fates of asylum seekers are decided, and they have fleshed out those vignettes with interviews of both the applicants and the hearing officers.
To find compatibility, Path.to will offer users a "Path.to score", a ranking system for both the applicants and the companies in question.
Confusion over the rules, among both the applicants and the reviewers in the IRS' Cincinnati office, could have caused the lengthy delays faced by most of the targeted groups, the report concludes.
The fact that both the applicants and reviewers who participated believe that this process significantly helped with their professional development, coupled with the fact that they would recommend this program to other graduate students, suggests that similar programs may be well received by (and useful for) students at other institutions.
The current high rate of failure in the clinical skills assessment is clearly unsatisfactory for both the applicants and service delivery, and suggests the need for additional training for international medical graduates to enable their adaptation to the UK healthcare system.
The college admissions process has changed significantly and continues to morph each year - both from the applicant and college perspective.
"It's fairly brutal, but useful as well," Mr. Mantsch said, because both the applicant selected and the roommates are ensured of compatibility.
It needs to have evidence-based guidelines (called administrative review) for both the applicant and the review board; streamlined procedures to avoid delay; and a review board that mixes residents, developers and designers.
This is an injustice to both the applicant and the responsible VIP.
A battery of psychological tests was administered to both the Applicant and Entrant participants.
