The phrase "a position to submit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone being in a state or condition where they are able to present or offer something, such as a proposal or application.
Example: "After careful consideration, I find myself in a position to submit my application for the scholarship."
Alternatives: "able to submit" or "ready to submit".
It is widely assumed in government circles that Chilcot will not be in a position to submit his report by the end of February deadline.
"Without the cooperation of the government of Iraq on this issue," Mr. Annan said in his report, "I am not in a position to submit to the Security Council finalized arrangements".
Christina Michalos, counsel for the Met, told Leveson at the final hearing of the year on Wednesday that Scotland Yard hoped to be in a position to submit a note on the issue to him by the time the inquiry resumes on 9 January.
The bankrupt WinStar Communications Inc. said that it planned to auction its assets starting in December, and that its chairman, William Rouhana, and its president, Nathan Kantor, resigned so that they could be in a position to submit a bid for assets of the company as part of the auction process.
You are now in a position to submit your return.
"It has always been the government's position to submit these plans before the end of this year.
Cognoa has gained regulatory recognition for its machine learning software as a class II diagnostic medical device for autism — meaning the digital health startup is now positioned to submit an application for full FDA clearance.
Earlier this week, PETA US used its position as a SeaWorld stockholder to submit a resolution calling on the park to develop coastal sanctuaries where orcas can be rehabilitated and retired.
There was uproar in May 2008 when it made an apparent U-turn in a position paper submitted to the government backing the relocation to a waterfront location, based on a sparsely attended meeting.
Instead of being at the center of power, he was put in the humiliating position of having to submit to a cabinet composed of men with less political experience, such as Joaquim Rodrigues Torres, Paulino Soares de Sousa (Honório Hermeto's colleague along with Rodrigues Torres in Coimbra) and Eusébio de Queirós.
I particularly want to encourage subspecialty societies and networking groups to submit position papers, including imaging guidelines on patient management aspects, as well as consensus statements on imaging-related topics.
