"shortlisted applicants" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a group of candidates who have been selected for further consideration in a job application process or other selection process. Example: The company received over 100 applications for the position, but only 10 were chosen as shortlisted applicants for the final round of interviews.
At the outline stage, it is usual practice for the board to offer advice which is fed back to shortlisted applicants in order to improve the quality of the subsequent full application in light of these comments.
And if that wasn't all, also new this year will be Q&As with shortlisted applicants and winners to share best practice and achievements on a new website.
The staff ballot is expected to take three weeks, with shortlisted applicants interviewed by the Scott Trust by the end of February or in early March.
Then shortlisted applicants will be called for an interview to discuss aspects of their proposal.
If a large number of shortlisted applicants for a subject choose one college, then students who named that college may be reallocated randomly to under-subscribed colleges for the subject.
For example, the UK Wellcome Trust Investigator Awards first invite a research plan; shortlisted applicants are then invited to provide more information.
What struck me as I surfed through the profiles of shortlisted candidates and watched applicants' interviews, was that the mission is surrounded by a certain rhetoric of progress.
Today, although it is unlikely to feature in the essential criteria, given the volume of applicants, the first round of shortlisted candidates is often mostly composed of those with a masters.
Sayid was recently selected from applicants spanning over 75 countries as one of 30 shortlisted international leaders for the inaugural Rising Star Programme.
Out of the 257 applications included in the analysis, 90 were shortlisted (35%).
I was forever shortlisted.
