"successfully apply to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about the act of formally asking to be accepted into a school, job, program, etc. For example: "He successfully applied to his dream graduate program."
For the first time, franchisees could successfully apply to banks for loans.
Students who successfully apply to take part in the scheme receive a range of support, including: a dedicated careers consultant who ensures every participant benefits from the programme through four skills development workshops, on-demand 1 1 sessions and a post-project skills debrief to help present their experience constructively on their CV and at future interviews.
Mr Milburn said: "Given the abolition of the EMA and the inadequacies of its replacement, there is a good case for universities helping to provide financial support to promising disadvantaged pupils so they can achieve the necessary exam results to be able to successfully apply to higher education".
Companies that successfully apply to the city's entrepreneurs in residence program spend eight weeks collaborating with a city department to pilot their application.
After setting up a home with his new wife, Mr. Rakhimov was able to successfully apply to have his sons Nodirbek, 7, and Nazirbek, 6, returned to him.
After this, he successfully applied to the BBC training scheme.
As a result of her experience, Roxanne successfully applied to the Fast Stream.
He successfully applied to join the Territorial Support Group and was based in Catford, south-east London.
Positive deviance has been successfully applied to address many problems around the world.
Sloane took the equivalent of A-levels in English and history and successfully applied to Bristol University to do English literature.
However, Atherton denied making the threat and then successfully applied to have the weapons returned.
