The phrase "as it submitted" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that was submitted, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report was reviewed and accepted as it was submitted."
Alternatives: "as it was provided" or "as it was presented."
"IDEF is both operating legally with a license as it submitted the €500,000," he said, " and it has been vindicated by the commission regarding its reservations about the law on colleges".
The firm last week asked for the decision on whether to give the go-ahead to be deferred, as it submitted new information after planning officers for Lancashire county council recommended the sites be refused planning permission due to noise and traffic.
Thames Water will set out its strategy for the five years from 2015 on Monday, as it submits plans for customer charges over the period to the regulator, Ofwat.
The commission will release the findings on Tuesday and employ them as it submits a national broadband plan to Congress next month.
Today the start-up carrier Virgin America is making a crucial step towards entering the U.S. domestic market in 2006, as it submits a safety application to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration in California.
A.O. Scott, in counting the "brutal geopolitical thriller" among his top-rated films of 2012, said it was "an attempt to grapple honestly with the moral complexities of the war on terror"; but honest is just what the film is not, if honesty implies candor, completeness, and an educated judgment; and Zero Dark Thirty does not grapple with complexities so much as it submits to convention and myth.
This week, the House panel agreed to let the department have a few more days to finish answering 50 questions, some with as many as seven parts, that it submitted on June 13.
Its application for the designation, which it submitted as "The In Campaign Ltd", was uncontested.
Here's the drill: when the bank assembled a group of mortgage-backed bonds as an investment product, it submitted them to a ratings agency.
Sasha Grey, the fiercely self-possessed "existentialist, pornstar, and artist" (as her MySpace page puts it), submitted a brief videotaped speech.
At the end of his tenure, he was involved with Field Marshal Sir Nigel Bagnall's British Military Doctrine in its final stages as it was submitted for ministerial approval.
