The phrase "again submit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of submitting something once more, often in the context of applications, documents, or requests.
Example: "Due to the missing information, you will need to again submit your application for review."
Alternatives: "resubmit" or "submit again".
The man was so cruel, and so incompetent, Mr Soyinka argued, that after his passing Nigerians would never again submit to military rule.
The economic battle lines of middle-ground party politics had been drawn up and GBPLC would never again submit to the 'wrecking tactics' of the unions.
Given how badly his last trip through the crucible of public opinion ended, why would Mr. Blodget again submit his analysis for public scrutiny?
For Ukrainians, the current unrest isn't about whether the country will once again submit to its traditional hegemon, Russia, nor is it about closer alignment with the E.U., or about putting Ukraine's underwhelming political opposition into power.
Both measures were largely the same: Dominion — and the far smaller Appalachian Power Co., which serves the rural southwest — would again submit to oversight by the state, but with enormous caveats.
The theme acceptance notwithstanding, it was embarrassing to have a puzzle rejected solely on the basis of unacceptable fill, and I resolved to never again submit anything that I wouldn't want my name attached to if it were published as is.
Instead, it has again submitted a substandard application in the hope it will be approved".
Instead it again submitted a substandard application in the hope it will be approved".
And in 1983, Admiral Showers, drawing upon formerly classified intelligence materials, again submitted Captain Rochefort's name.
The opposition to Matthews continued into the James A. Garfield administration, when his name was again submitted to fill the still vacant seat and he was approved by only a one-vote majority.
I have once again submitted an assisted dying bill to the ballot because we cannot continue to deny terminally ill people the dignity and choice they are entitled to at the end of their life.
