"community submission" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to something that is submitted or provided by the community as a whole, rather than an individual or specific group. An example of using this phrase could be: "The city council held a meeting to discuss the community submissions regarding the proposed development project."
It was not too long though before Alcoa announced its intention to expand and despite very strident community submissions against the expansion, it gained approval from the State Government.
Of the 503 individual annotations that were submitted, 97% were approved and community submissions captured 72% of all possible annotations.
In all, we analyzed a total of 503 community submissions associated to 50 research articles discussing Arabidopsis gene function.
In this study, community submissions were scored an average of 81% for completeness, 97.2% for experimental support and 93% for appropriate level of term specificity when compared with annotations that would have been made by trained biocurators based on the same publications.
Yet when threatened with the withdrawal of aid, the poorest countries are often unable to stand up to the demands of the donor community, and submission is seen as the only way to unlock the financial assistance they desperately need.
With its new funding in tow, the startup plans to grow to fix its community (idea) submission process and add more tinkerers and advisors to its development teams, as well as to create a new distribution program that will allow inventors to get more involved at the retail level.
They succeeded in cowing much of the community into submission in 2002, when the Iraq NIE, completed in just nineteen days, said Saddam Hussein had active WMD programs, despite the lack of evidence to support that conclusion.
Within the global health community, this submission cemented both anticipation and discourse around health receiving only one post-2015 gopposedposed to three within the eight MDGs.
BLAST utility and community annotation submission can be accessed from links on the main user interface at http://proteomics.ysu.edu/secretomes/animal/index.php.ysu.edu/secretomes/animal/index.php
