The phrase "stated in the application" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to information that was included or mentioned in a written application, such as a job application or college application. Example: "The applicant's previous work experience, as stated in the application, was impressive and relevant to the position."
Police stated in the application for a warrant that the victim had contacted police in late 2014, "when in fact Nick first contacted MPS [Metropolitan police service] in 2012 before being referred to Wiltshire police where he was interviewed at length in December 2012".
Mr Kucherena said the fugitive had stated in the application that he faced possible torture and execution if he returned to the US.
This input should be clearly stated in the application advertising material to allow potential users to make an informed assessment of an application's reliability prior to purchase.
There is a "preference order" to be stated in the application form for the type of financial aid to be received:Graduate FellowshipNonresident Tuition FellowshipResearch AssistantshipTeaching AssistantshipDiversity FellowshipI'm supposed to indicate which sources of support I prefer.
In discussing this protocol we refer back to the nine research objectives which were stated in the application for funds to Research Into Ageing.
Check the job notification to make sure that you fulfill this criteria, it will be stated in the application forms.
We made one estimation for patients with durations of treatment estimated from dosage and quantity stated in the applications for prescriptions and one for patients with known durations of treatments obtained from the clinics.
Concerning transgenic animals, it is business as usual, with one exception; you have to state in the application that the project concerns genetically modified animals (Nordgren & Röcklinsberg 2005).
Outcome reporting was examined by comparing primary and secondary outcomes originally stated in the REC application with those reported in the final publications.
The objectives of the study, listed below, are as stated in the successful application for programme grant funding from the UK charity Research Into Ageing. 1.
The exact duration of treatment was registered for 1441 (25%) of the 5756 patients in the cohort; for the remaining population, we estimated it from the prescribed amount and daily dose as stated in the individual applications.
