"grant application for" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a person or organization is submitting a request or proposal for funding from a grant provider. Example: The university submitted a grant application for research funding to study the effects of climate change on marine ecosystems.
Determined to finish a grant application for the neighborhood youth center where she worked, she took Tavist-D for three days.
I agreed to help edit proposals for local hunger groups, starting with a grant application for the soup kitchen at the Greenpoint Reformed Church in Brooklyn.
Still, amazingly trim in her slacks and sailor's peacoat, Dr. Berman said she was happy to come to her office since she also wanted to check on the status of a new grant application for a major research program, which she was eager to explain.
Bring along your questions or even your half-written grant application, for some immediate feedback.
Investigators now get just two chances to submit a grant application for review, instead of the previous three.
Recently, for example, he helped coordinate and write a grant application for a large construction project on campus.
Having reviewed grant applications for 4 years, she advises younger applicants to "assume your audience is uninformed, but infinitely intelligent".
"I've been doing grant applications for 12 years, and I thought the bid we put in was very strong.
The rules were issued last year by the National Institutes of Health, which is accepting grant applications for the research through March 15.
Deisseroth was part of the working group that created the Initiative and has vetted grant applications for it.
At the Hillwood, Barry Stern, the director, said he was writing grant applications for education initiatives, including expanded after-school programs.
