"whose application is" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to show possession or ownership of something. You can use it in the following ways: 1. As a relative clause: "The company, whose application is being reviewed, hopes to secure the contract." 2. As a possessive pronoun: "The candidate, whose application is impressive, has been shortlisted for the job." 3. As an appositive phrase: "The grant, whose application is due next week, will support underprivileged students." Example: "The artist, whose application is for a residency program, is eagerly waiting for the results."
The agency charges each applicant $300 for publishing, but anyone whose application is rejected will not owe the fee at 18 months.
It is a different matter for Turkey, whose application is already on the table.
The ties average $70, including delivery, less a 15percentt discount for those who buy three at once or who join the Hunters Tie Club, whose application is on the site.
Google, in turn, swarmed Microsoft with everything from AdSense for blogs and Web sites (think of a blogger as a developer whose application is content) to maps other people could customize with things like apartment listings.
Of those whose application is rejected and who then go home, 80% return to the country that the unit has judged they come from.In designing an effective way to process applicants, some countries take the view that it is pointless to subject to an expensive legal process those who are likely to remain in the country anyway.
Copyright is difficult to enforce for determing whose application is first in Apple's store.
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.
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.
Another company whose application was not approved by the deadline was SolarCity, but that company said it had found private financing and withdrawn its application.
It is deeply unfortunate that the five judges in the majority failed to differentiate these important facts from those of Gary McFarlane the Relate counsellor whose application was rightly rejected by the European court.
