The phrase "appropriate to submit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something is suitable or fitting for submission in a particular context, such as an application, report, or document.
Example: "Before you finalize your application, please ensure that all the documents are appropriate to submit to the committee."
Alternatives: "suitable for submission" or "fit to submit".
The final paper will be of quality appropriate to submit to a conference.
In addition, it is often appropriate to submit additional files beyond data and code.
"We feel that it was not appropriate to submit this case because, under the facts as we have them, no criminal charges would be warranted," said Mr. Johnson, who released a 29-page report outlining the findings of the investigation.
"In light of the information contained in the May 12 letter and any other pertinent developments, would it now be appropriate to submit written questions to any of the enemy combatant witnesses?" the court said in listing the questions it wanted answered.
"Upon my review of all of the information contained in the entire investigation," Tantillo said, "I have made the determination that it would be appropriate to submit the evidence to the grand jury for their determination as to what action should be taken in this matter".
Not being aware that commonly available design ideas (e.g., that come up immediately with a Google search of terms related to the topic or that have been highlighted recently in the news) are not appropriate to submit as one's own work; they must be directly cited as others'.
Recently, someone became convinced that [email protected] was the appropriate place to submit his dental-school personal statement.
To facilitate such effort, the government also needs to identify the focal agency with the appropriate mandate to submit proposal to bilateral and multilateral donor agencies.
This system is based on the principle that information needs to be collected from the person who has it available and holds the appropriate right to submit it.
That system shall be based on the principle that information needs to be collected from the person who has it available and who holds the appropriate right to submit it.
If appropriate, invite students to submit stories to the school literary journal for publication.
