The phrase "a friend to submit" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a relationship where someone is encouraged to submit something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She was a friend to submit her application on time, but she hesitated."
Alternatives: "a friend to turn in" or "a friend to present".
McKay was a summa cum laude graduate of America's comedy finishing school: he was a performer at Chicago's Second City, then head writer for Saturday Night Live (when he left, he encouraged a Chicago friend to submit scripts; she took his advice and Tina Fey has done all right since).
"We call on all youths to submit a film and tell their friends to submit a film," she added.
So after announcing the idea in May, Facebook is now running Birthday Stories that encourage friends to submit a short video clip of well wishes instead of bland text.
In February, the photographer Lauren Lancaster spent New York Fashion Week photographing Kate Goodling, a twenty-three-year-old from Oregon who became a model after a college friend encouraged her to submit her photo to a local modeling agency.
By Thea Traff March 17, 2014 In February, the photographer Lauren Lancaster spent New York Fashion Week photographing Kate Goodling, a twenty-three-year-old from Oregon who became a model after a college friend encouraged her to submit her photo to a local modeling agency.
I started shooting a series I called The Future of Beauty and a photographer friend encouraged me to submit it to the 2011 Bamako Biennale.
It means that power users who want to follow the updates of public figures now have a way to do so, without having to submit a friend request to the person in question.
On Monday, Supreme Court appointed Menaka Guruswamy as the amicus curiae, or friend of the court, to submit a report in four months after an investigation.
Laborde has asked friends and fans to submit photos of their mothers, which will scroll vertically on one side as the band plays.
