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This would be OK as long as you submit both old and new passports together at the VFS.
If you no longer have the old one or it is damaged to a point where you cannot be recognised as the holder you will need to change the application. They will allow for innocuous pen and ink corrections, but not for the passport number. And you cannot show up at the VFS at collection time with a different passport.
As you have already 'locked down' your application, you may need to submit a fresh application.
Notes:
Paragraphs 24 and V 2.2 (d) require a valid travel document. "Valid" in this context is undefined and intentionally ambiguous.
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yes you can, a visa can be issued in an old passport as soon:
it is still valid by the time of the visa application meet the criteria about free pages availables(varies from country to country) meet the criteria about expiration date of the passport + visa (varies from country to country)
example: it is quite normal to get a 10 years USA visa in Colombian Passport, but some passports are valid only 5 years... so you normally will need both, the old-expired(with a valid visa) and the new one...