The phrase "a collection of submitted" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when referring to a group of items or works that have been submitted for review, consideration, or inclusion.
Example: "The committee reviewed a collection of submitted essays for the annual writing contest."
Alternatives: "a group of submissions" or "a set of submitted works."
Web sites like TONY.com (Time Out New York), Nerve.com and Boston.com offer online dating services by pooling a collection of profiles submitted by their younger, more urban subscribers, through a template provided by their New York-based company, Spring Street Networks.
Price data come from the Medical/Surgical Module of the FAIR Health database between 2003 and 2010.10 The FAIR Health data is a collection of claims submitted from providers to private insurance companies.
Further examples include osm-deep-history (www.github.com/osmlab/osm-deep-history), which allows to analyze the history of OSM; Augmented OSM Change Viewer (overpass-api.de/achavi), which allows to analyze a collection of changes submitted to OSM in the form of a 'changeset'; and the tool Who did it?
(2005), a collection of quirky queries submitted to New Scientist magazine, and its sequel, Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?, both edited by Mick O'Hare.
We investigate a collection of scientific manuscripts submitted to e-print repository arXiv [26] during the years 2013 and 2014.
The 20 referrals used in this study were selected from a collection of 600 anonymized referrals submitted to five centres during 2008.
The 20 case vignettes used in this study are real referrals selected from a collection of 600 anonymous referrals submitted to five CMHCs in 2008.
AOL is planning to turn its Netscape.com site into a collection of links to news articles, submitted by users and expanded on by a staff of bloggers.
In attempt to revive an aging but still well-known Internet brand, AOL is turning its Netscape.com site into a collection of links to news articles, submitted by users and expanded upon by a staff of bloggers.
