The phrase "analysis of submission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the examination or evaluation of a submitted document, proposal, or piece of work.
Example: "The committee conducted a thorough analysis of submission to ensure all criteria were met before making a decision."
Alternatives: "evaluation of submission" or "review of submission".
The association's analysis of submissions during the public comment period showed 98percentt opposed the fee increase.
We also probed their responses to industry arguments outlined above, which we identified following a content analysis of submissions to government consultations on standardised packaging.
This flyer provides a preview of the forthcoming analysis of submissions by Parties under the UNFCCC decision 4/CP.23,1 as available at 16 April 20182 on the UNFCCC submission portal.3 A complete analysis, covering all submissions by Parties as well as observers, will be made available following the 48th session of the Subsidiary Bodies of the UNFCCC (SB 48, Bonn, 30 April – 10 May 2018).
Authors should not expect a detailed analysis of their submission by the program committee.
Through the analysis of the submission history, we found that the dominant teams do not necessarily submit the most or have the best verification ability.
Analysis of the submissions entered using the online submission tool shows that most community annotations were well supported and the ontology terms chosen were at an appropriate level of specificity.
For example, in an analysis of pharmacoeconomic submissions to the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, 67% of submissions had significant problems [ 5].
'Consideration for a "Next birth after caesarean clinic" with a view to supporting women who wish to choose a vaginal birth after a previous caesarean birth' (submission 223) The discourses identified and described in this critical analysis of selected submissions to the national review of maternity services are clearly reflected in the proposed primary maternity care reforms.
A statement said: "An initial analysis of FFP submissions from the current 24 Championship clubs has indicated that three clubs - Blackburn Rovers, Leeds United and Nottingham Forest - have failed to meet the fair play requirement under the division's FFP rules.
The policy analysis of UNFCCC submissions revealed the current disagreement on the choice of the proposed baseline mechanisms.
