The phrase "if applying" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in conditional sentences or as a way to express a hypothetical situation. Example: If applying for this job, please include a cover letter and resume.
Students will also need grade C or above in GCSE English or maths (or B if applying in Wales).
If applying computer vision to agriculture is so promising, why are the big farm equipment companies not well ahead?
AS if applying to college isn't taxing enough, the process seems to have been ratcheted up another notch.
Length: one year Entry requirements: Undergraduate degree, grade C or above in GCSE English or maths (or B if applying in Wales).
All the while, a meticulous Martina Hingis kept filling in the corners of the court as if applying a No. 2 pencil to a spreadsheet.
Using a slim paintbrush from the Tools menu of Photoshop, he began tracing black circles — as if applying eyeliner — around the woman's lids.
NEW YORK has so many Italian restaurants that anybody hoping to open another should have to take an entrance exam, as if applying to colleges.
And some courses – such as Warwick, Exeter and Aberdeen – offer general engineering until the third year, so your personal statement doesn't have to be specific if applying to these.
Palm formed amid the fruitful live-music scene at Bard College; its songs bob across odd time signatures, looping together asymmetrical phrases and barely tonal harmonies as if applying William S. Burroughs's cut-up technique to pages of sheet music.
It's the late 1960s, and in front of proper Brooklyn brownstones, people are vomiting and defecating and the renovators and restorers are hosing things down as if applying Clearasil to a skin cancer.
If applying an effective air purification system, a significant reduction of ammonia emission could be achieved.
