The phrase "affidavit submitted by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when referring to a sworn statement provided by an individual or entity.
Example: "The court reviewed the affidavit submitted by the witness to assess the credibility of the claims made."
Alternatives: "affidavit provided by" or "affidavit filed by".
In an affidavit submitted by Mr. Alexander, he argued that Mr. Unengu's appointment violated Namibian legal principles of the separation of powers because Mr. Unengu is an administrative official.
A significant legal issue in the case was the finding by United States District Court Judge Richard J. Holwell that the affidavit submitted by the government was misleading because it failed to disclose an investigation of Mr. Rajaratnam by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In a 50-page affidavit submitted by Team Conner to the arbitration panel, Reeves accused OneWorld of improperly using hull and rigging designs from the 2000 America's Cup winner Team New Zealand and Prada that it had obtained by hiring designers from those syndicates' previous campaigns.
Reuters said that an affidavit submitted by an FBI agent said that "there is no practical method available by which law enforcement can monitor" calls on Facebook Messenger.
According to an affidavit submitted by Kreinberg's attorney, "In a scheme driven by defendant Andrew Liveriis, who viewed Kreinberg as a threat to his corporate control, Kreinberg was falsely accused of grave disloyalty to a company he had served faithfully".
According to an affidavit submitted by her father, this was because "of the child's age and the harm that would result to her in going over this case".
At least one of the affidavits submitted by Thomas Durkin, a lead attorney for the defendants, suggested that.
Mayor Giuliani was so disturbed by the decision that he discussed the case for three minutes during his news conference yesterday, reading from affidavits submitted by Officer Artis and another officer.
Affidavits submitted by the agent, the defense contends, mischaracterized the encounters.
According to an affidavit submitted to the committee by John Tucker, president of Norfleet Press, the book's publisher, the book has not even sold enough copies to repay Mr. Wilde in full.
Last week, several fathers say they were asked to sign the second form just hours after being reunited with their children, according to an affidavit submitted to the court Saturday by an attorney representing separated families in El Paso.
