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The sentence 'the application will be made' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about something that will be done in the future. For example, "I need to gather some additional information before the application will be made."
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According to Aloqa, the application will be made fully available on "most major mobile platforms" through the fall of 2009, and will work on both GPS- and non-GPS enabled handsets and on any carrier network.
"It's a building within a building and it will be noise-proof and we had a report done which said there'd be less traffic there than the cash and carry that was there before us". The decision on the application will be made by Luton Borough Council but the date is not yet known.
Skype notes that this release is "expected to last several months, after which a public version of the application will be made available to millions of mobile phone owners around the world," by which we'd hope is a fully fledged Skype client for everyone.
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Later this year the SHARP documentation will be published as an FAO document, the SHARP application will be made available through the FAO Google Play store and an academic article on the SHARP methodology will be published in a peer reviewed journal.
A decision on the permit application will be made by the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission.
Following the public exhibition, an outline planning application will be made to the council.
Getting this permission has been a hard slog, says Ma. Approval for the trial production process has just been granted in Germany and an application will be made to the UK regulators in the new year.
They have now confirmed to the court that no such application will be made either now or in future.
Celtic said "an application will be made to the appropriate authorities in the next couple of days".
Application will be made to the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) in 2017 for approval of an LNP siRNA drug to treat transthyretin-induced amyloidosis, presently an untreatable disease.
An application will be made to the Heritage Lottery Fund next year for a "significant portion" of the money.
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