"be worth submitting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a task or assignment that is worthy of being presented or sent in for evaluation or consideration. For example, "The report I wrote was detailed and well researched, so I felt it was worth submitting."
When I started working on the first scholarship application, I realized that I had — once again — underestimated the amount of work it took to write an essay that was worth submitting.
City are aware of Isco's frustration and while the club insist that there has been no contact with the player — as has been reported in Spain — it is understood that they will look at the his position in the close season and determine whether it is worth submitting a bid for him.
If you're a nonprofit and could use Google's mapping technology to help tell your story or solve complex social problems, then it's worth submitting an application.
But stakeholders must be assured that the data requested is worth submitting by public health agencies returning their analyses or translation of that data into information that is meaningful to stakeholders.
In addition to major search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Ask, Bing and MSN, it's worth submitting to lesser known web directories.
NI proprietor Rupert Murdoch, who flew in to London before the bid – understood to be worth £30m – was submitted to the Premier League, excitedly tweeted "Goal!" when the rights victory was announced on Wednesday.
I don't know why it never occurred to me that just because The New Yorker did not accept my measly and thin first efforts, did not mean that it wasn't worth submitting elsewhere, getting published in a smaller magazine.
The best video of all those submitted for that page should be worth well more than $50 to ShopWiki.
But instead of spurning it, she proudly, provocatively played it for all it was worth, as if submitting of her own will to public rape; and suddenly, unable to wait any longer, she pulled Tomas down to the floor.
