The phrase "decline an application" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in a business context when an employer or organization is rejecting a job or loan application. For example: "We regret to inform you that we have decided to decline your application for the loan."
Mobile phone users between ages 18 and 29 were equally likely to decline an application because of privacy concerns as older Americans, even though the younger group was more likely to use applications in the first place.
Along with Ruth Davidson and Willie Rennie, the respective leaders of the Scottish Conservatives and the Scottish Liberal Democrats, and Deputy First Minister Sturgeon, Lamont added her signature to a February 2012 letter urging Glasgow City Council to decline an application by the Scottish Defence League to stage a march through the city.
Santo says: "It is early days in terms of all the banks coming on board, but if a lender declines an application, I strongly recommend people challenge them to see if the policy reflects the changes and recognised treatment regime set out in the RICS paper.
In 2008, English Heritage declined an application for Moon to be awarded a blue plaque.
These critiques carry a lot of weight because the program officer can decline or recommend an application for an award based solely upon these mail reviews.
It declined an odd application from officials in the Canadian passport office to remove a video advocating independence for Quebec, in which a citizen urinated on his passport and flushed it down the toilet.
He was taken to the county jail after his arrest on Nov. 30, and declined to make an application for bail during today's hearing.
The department's approval of requests from Arkansas, Missouri, South Dakota, Utah and Virginia on Friday came the week after the federal Education Department declined to approve an application from Iowa, on the grounds that the state had not demonstrated that it would adequately measure teacher performance.
When the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) declines to approve an application to market a drug, it informs the sponsor (the drug company) sin a complete response letter. 1 2 These letters systematically document deficiencies that FDA reviewers have identified and typically explain corrective actions sponsors can take.
The judge is permitted, not compelled, to decline to entertain such an application, and then only if he 'is satisfied that the ends of justice will not be served' by inquiring into the merits.
The Food and Drug Administration has for more than a year declined to act upon an application by Lilly to broaden the drug's label to allow its use in people under 18.
