The phrase "are only submitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is exclusively or solely provided or sent in a particular context.
Example: "The reports are only submitted at the end of the month to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "are solely provided" or "are exclusively sent".
All negative ion mode challenges were omitted due to a lack of training data; i.e. entries were only submitted for positive challenges.
Less than 10% of all patents were applied for at the European level (EPO), but not submitted to WIPO for the PCT process, and even less were only submitted to a foreign patent office, for example the US Patent and Trademark Office USPTOO).
More than 40% of all patent applications were only submitted to the German Patent and Trademark Office DPMAandapproximatelytely 40% were submitted to WIPO for the PCT process in addition to the first application at some national patent office.
Some of the BCs had been incubated for at least 5 days at 37°C at the local clinical microbiology laboratory before they were sent to SSI for isolation of Leptospira spp. In all of these cases, contact with SSI and the local clinical microbiology laboratory had been established for diagnostic reasons, and samples were only submitted if sampled before initiation of antimicrobial therapy.
Healthy participants, who were free from ENT disorders, were only submitted to posturographic testing.
Before 2003, applications for IND trials were only submitted by the company responsible for manufacturing and marketing the drug.
We do not know how many patients declined the offer to take part, or who only completed part of the survey, because data was only submitted to the database when the questionnaire was complete.
Additionally, alignments were only submitted to further analysis, if the second best alignment resulted in an e-value that was at least 10-fold larger than the e-value of the best alignment.
This difference in Salmonella detection ability between the 2 sample types could be due to the fact that the private sock samples were submitted every week, whereas the obligatory faecal samples were only submitted every 4 weeks, but it could also be due to an improved ability of the sock samples to detect Salmonella as compared to faecal samples.
