Collocations withapplicant
These are words often used in combination withapplicant.
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female applicant
More women entering fields such as architecture and engineering has led to more female applicants and female enrollment has recently increased.
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first-time applicants
Those most seriously affected are first-time applicants for provisional driving licences, who are not permitted to drive until they receive a licence.
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male applicant
In this country a male applicant with excellent qualifications on paper may apply to an employer.
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potential applicant
It will change not only for potential applicant members in the future, but for some existing member states.
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principal applicant
This information relates to dependants applying with the principal applicant or arriving subsequently, before the principal application was decided.
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prospective applicant
Some depth of wisdom is shown in that provision, but it does not carry the prospective applicant further towards the form.
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qualified applicant
Who is a qualified applicant?
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successful applicant
The successful applicant will be performing, or preparing, either a fundamental research project, or a multicentric clinical study, related to fetal cardiology.
From theCambridge English Corpus
visa applicant
I wanted to make it clear that most visa applicants are successful.
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