The phrase "also submits that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal writing, such as legal documents or academic papers, to introduce an additional point or argument being made by the author.
Example: "The plaintiff also submits that the defendant acted negligently, leading to the damages incurred."
Alternatives: "also argues that" or "further contends that".
He also submitted that the offence Dewani is accused of - ordering a car-jacking in which his wife was driven off and shot dead - meant his extradition was in the public interest.
The Prosecution also submitted that the trauma to victims would be lessened if they only needed to testify once (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, p. 18), and security concerns would be fewer if the witnesses only had to travel to the ICTY once (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, p. 18).
I also submit that the NCSC didn't know what it was doing when it released this comic and has ultimately failed on a pedagogical and a mission level, failing to prepare students to understand the courts and failing to "anticipate change" in getting their message out.
We would also submit that this explanation is unlikely; while modest effect variants certainly contribute to disease susceptibility, if these were the sole contributors, we would have expected much more robust findings from studies designed especially to detect such a risk architecture (i.e., GWAS).
A WHO reports also submit that 70-80 % of patients in developed countries use at least one form of CAM [ 57].
As with other video services, you can also submit tags that describe videos as a whole, rather than just particular points within a video.
Well, you would if you happen to be @danihartnyc, though it should be noted that she also submitted at least four other book/movie/album combinations, one for an especially trippy island ("Magic Eye Book"/"The Wizard of Oz"/"Dark Side of the Moon") and one to help her remember urban depression ("The Bell Jar"/"Requiem for a Dream"/Nico's "Innocent and Vain").
State and local jurisdictions aren't required to collect information about officer-involved shootings, and they're also not required to submit that information to the federal government if they do track it.
The intervenors also submitted expert declarations that forcefully countered the petitioners' declarations with persuasive evidence that the rule will be a boon not just to fighting climate change in this country and internationally, but also to creating jobs and a just clean energy economy.
