The phrase "and submission to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing compliance, obedience, or yielding to authority or rules.
Example: "The agreement requires full adherence to the terms and submission to the governing laws."
Alternatives: "and compliance with the" or "and obedience to the".
The salaries were low, the long hours and work-intensive environments would sap anybody's libido, and submission to the authority of the universities and the research councils was unquestioned.
– the trio move with glacial slowness through postures of predation and submission to the sub-Wagnerian grandeur of Bernard Herrmann's Scène d'Amour.
(One reading of Thomas Mann's "Death in Venice" is that von Aschenbach's journey to the city is a passage — and submission — to the underworld).
At each level there is consultation with the contractor, the preparation of a report and analysis, and submission to the next higher level of a recommendation as to excessive profits.
Enrollment requires permission of both the instructor and the director of undergraduate studies, and submission to the latter of a one- to two-page prospectus signed by the instructor.
The road can facilitate change, and "Eyes on the Lines" is full of road imagery, from its title, a bit of trucker slang, to its imagistic lyrics, many of which reference highways, motion, direction, wandering, home, not-home, paths, outlaws, service stations, miles, and submission to the whims of the universe.
Testimony received at this event, along with additional information gained through research, private briefings, and submissions to the Commission, will be included in a report with findings and recommendations to be issued in 2018.
The SPLC, which tracks hate groups and hate crimes, documented 867 hate incidents using media reports and submissions to the #ReportHate page on its website.
Accuracy of the responses was assessed with data from the peer-reviewed literature and submissions to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC 2010).
However, due to flammability and submission to severe regulations, the use of hydrocarbons requires improvements in design and optimisation of components to reduce the refrigerant charge.
