The phrase "introduce an application" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to present or make known a new software or program to someone. Example: "Our company is excited to introduce our latest application, which will revolutionize the way you manage your finances."
Cable is about to introduce an application that can change channels.
In the spring, Research in Motion plans to introduce an application store for its BlackBerry devices.
Next year, the company aims to introduce an application for iPhones, allowing consumers to keep track of their home's energy usage and be able to turn off the heating or turn on the cooker, remotely.
G.E. will also introduce an application for the iPhone and for Android-powered smartphones to view Howcast health videos, and an app called "Morsel" that gives daily health tips.
In this section, we introduce an application of the proposed method.
Thus, we can actually introduce an application (T L_{0}^{p}(Omega)rightarrow W_{0}) associating to each (vin L_{0}^{p}(Omega)), the solution of problem (1.3), (T v in W_{0}).
In that vein, Popular Science has introduced an application for the iPad, joining magazines like GQ, Popular Mechanics, Sports Illustrated and Wired.
Google has also introduced an application called Goggles, which allows people to take a picture with a smartphone and search the Internet for matching images.
On Friday, as the iPad was rolled out in Britain, The Times introduced an application for it, with a price of about £10 a month.
Since Spotify introduced an application for the iPhone over the summer, Mr. Newman has begun listening to the service almost exclusively, even though he has 35,000 songs on hard drives at home.
Intuit, the company that makes TurboTax software, introduced an application on Friday that lets users automatically fill out the 1040EZ, the most basic of the I.R.S. personal tax forms.
