"whose application" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate possession and typically follows a noun. For example: "The company accepted the application forms whose application was most impressive."
The agency charges each applicant $300 for publishing, but anyone whose application is rejected will not owe the fee at 18 months.
To stick to Princeton: Eliot Spitzer, whose application to the Harvard Club was rejected.
It is a different matter for Turkey, whose application is already on the table.
"I am so happy to have received this offer," said Thoronka, whose application for leave to remain is ongoing.
The association is a new group whose application to operate the mall is under review by the mayor's office.
Last fall the club twice rejected Mannie J. Cooper, left, whose application was again turned down on Monday.
Federal officials said they would continue to work with New Mexico, whose application was not approved because it was incomplete.
The law, in the final analysis, is a human construct whose application bears significant consequences on the experiences and lives it seeks to regulate.
The most notable example was ImClone Systems, whose application for a cancer drug was rejected by the F.D.A. on grounds that the tests were sloppy.
Republican investigators criticized the clemency granted by Mr. Clinton to Carlos Vignali, a drug smuggler whose application was pushed by the president's brother-in-law Hugh Rodham.
Meanwhile, Mr. Segal -- whose application for a demolition permit was quickly denied on the ground that the proposed district prohibits it -- leapt into action too.
