The phrase "a new submission" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a fresh entry or proposal that has been presented for consideration, review, or approval.
Example: "Please ensure that a new submission is sent by the deadline to be considered for the upcoming conference."
Alternatives: "a fresh submission" or "an updated submission".
"I'm telling you honestly, anything over 30 days is a new submission for us".
Select "Start a New Submission". Select the Collection to which you want to submit your work.
Towards the end of Citizenfour there's this really powerful moment – what's described as a "new submission" or new source, and a sense there's a lot more to come.
After the architect was sidelined the hotel developers put in a new submission that the magazine argues is a "blight on the Liverpool skyline".
She talks about "a new submission": an anonymous source is talking to Jeremy Scahill, a colleague of Poitras's and Greenwald's at The Intercept, an online magazine about national security that was launched after the Snowden revelations.
In a new submission to a Senate inquiry, Quaedvlieg clarified earlier evidence that he fielded a phone call from Dutton's office in June 2015 by suggesting his memory related to a new unreported case between October 2015 and 2016.
If authors prefer not to make the history of the paper at Nature Genetics known to other Nature research titles, they should not use the transfer service and they should submit a new submission instead.
These comments are part of a renewed attack by BSkyB on Project Canvas, the joint venture from the BBC, ITV, Channel Five and BT, in a new submission to the BBC Trust.
Nine's chief executive, Hugh Marks, warns in a new submission: "Changing any ownership rules before addressing onerous and unfair licence fees has the potential to distort the market and have unintended consequences".
In granting that request and agreeing to consider a new submission from Mr. Assange's lawyers, the court effectively opened, at least for now, an opportunity for Mr. Assange to delay — and what legal experts said was a narrow and improbable chance to avoid — his forcible removal to Sweden for at least several weeks.
The postponement was agreed upon to enable the em ployer group "to develop a ba sis for a new submission," ac cording to Robert E. Kennedy, a commissioner of the Federal Mediation and Concilation Serv ice, who is assigned to the dis pute.
