'tender applications' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to documents containing offers to do work or provide goods or services at a fixed price. For example: "The company received several tender applications for the project."
Considerations like these inform the purchasing decision more than whether we have a business continuity plan, which is the sort of thing a council tender application looks for.
This will increase grip, but will twist the wrist and cause a loss of tender muscle application.
As Rob noted, your eyes may be a little swollen or tender following the application.
He cited clam steaks and clam tenders as two new applications being developed.
In 1997, the Victoria government made an unusual offer soliciting applications, or tenders, from dance groups for a $425,000 annual subsidy, and Chunky Move was selected.
Few in the voluntary sector are happy about the looming public sector budget cuts, but if there are any positive by-products, one might be that council officers who receive approaches from local organisations will no longer have the easy option of telling us to go away and work on our funding applications or tenders.
Well, I don't know, it is hard to write an application, or tender, or whatever it's called, when you don't know what it is you're supposed to ask for, you know.
Some did not feel confident enough to even ask for tenders, as in the following quote: Well, I don't know, it is hard to write an application, or tender, or whatever it's called, when you don't know what it is you're supposed to ask for, you know.
Government-issued bullion can be used to fund IRA accounts and in certain other applications requiring legal tender.
But closer scrutiny reveals a tender sensuousness in the brushy application of paint and something humanly touching in their enigmatic, awkwardly rendered dramas.
The geometry from this first digital model was used to extract conventional architectural plan, section, and elevation drawings for client and contractor communication during public tendering and for operational license applications at a later stage.
