The phrase "acknowledgment of your submission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are confirming receipt of a document, application, or any form of submission.
Example: "We appreciate your effort and would like to confirm the acknowledgment of your submission for the grant application."
Alternatives: "confirmation of your submission" or "receipt of your submission".
Filing electronically lets you file for less money than the other 2 options, and also provides you with faster processing, the ability to pay electronically, e-mail acknowledgment of your submission and online tracking of the status of your application.
Using this option lets you file for less money than the other 2 options and also provides you with faster processing, the ability to pay electronically, e-mail acknowledgment of your submission and online tracking of the status of your application.
As the use of this mutant is crucial for major conclusions of your work, comprehensive characterization of this mutant is required before further consideration of your submission.
The following individuals responsible for the peer review of your submission want to reveal their identity: Jose Rizo-Ray and James Rothman. Rizo-Ray and James Rothman
The following individuals responsible for the peer review of your submission have agreed to reveal their identity: Jean Greenberg (Reviewing editor).
The following individuals responsible for the peer review of your submission want to reveal their identity: Werner Kühlbrandt (Reviewing editor).
The following individual responsible for the peer review of your submission has agreed to reveal her identity: Ruth Lehmann, Reviewing editor.
The following individual involved in review of your submission has agreed to reveal his identity: Alexey Merz (peer reviewer).
The following individuals responsible for the peer review of your submission want to reveal their identity: Ben Blencowe and Doug Black.
The following individual responsible for the peer review of your submission has agreed to reveal his identity: Frank Slack (peer reviewer).
The following individuals responsible for the peer review of your submission have agreed to reveal their identity: Andrea Ventura and Julie Liu (peer reviewers).
