"create an application" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when someone is describing the action of making or developing a software application. Example: "John was hired as a software developer to create an application that would streamline the company's accounting processes."
Forgiveness is not automatic - the Department of Education will create an application process that all applicants will have to follow to receive forgiveness.
Like Ford, G.M. has created an open-platform software development kit that will allow anyone to create an application.
In 2007, I became intrigued by Facebook's developer platform and decided to create an application within Salesforce.com called Faceconnector, which enabled Salesforce customers to view select Facebook profile information as permitted by each Facebook member.
"Over a period of weeks we were able to create an application that worked very well on Android," said Andrew Perlman, senior vice president for content and community and general manager of Vringo, which makes video ring tones for mobile phones.
It is not clear why Apple would want to cause trouble for Adobe in this way, but one explanation may be that it wants to make it harder for developers to create an application for one platform, like Flash, and then pop out versions for other platforms, like the iPhone or Google's Android.
Maybe one day he'll create an application of his own.
"It will also create an applications company with the incentive and the ability" to begin licensing software "to competing operating systems".
We also encourage your you to exercise your own authority and influence, using the services that you use everyday to let the FCC know you understand the problem and will support their effort to create an application-agnostic regulatory framework.
To satisfy our SBML-specific use-case, we create an application-specific extension of this ontology that contains the SBML classes sbml:Model as subclass of Model and sbml:Species, sbml Compartment and sbml:Reaction as subclasses of Model component.
The fact that CTD did not have to create an application-specific inter-process communications framework was very beneficial to the track, and in the end the tools developed for the track provided a level of interoperability that would not have otherwise existed in the absence of BioC.
