"consider submit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It could be used to encourage someone to think carefully about something before submitting it. For example, "Please consider submit all paperwork before the deadline."
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Williams, based in Tulsa, Okla., held a board meeting by telephone today to consider submitting an offer to buy Barrett, the company disclosed in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The memo asks faculty members to encourage their professional organisations to take control of scholarly publishing, and to consider submitting their work to open access journals and resigning from editorial boards of journals that are not open access.
The announcer extolled the chocolate chips in the mix as "just like chocolate candy!" Mr. Liodice asked attendees to "consider submitting some of your classic ads for us to show in the next year" at other association events.
As soon as Mr. Mohamed returned to Buffalo, he said, his friends called to say the president liked his ideas — and would he consider submitting his résumé to be prime minister?
More Resources The National Academy of Sciences | Statement on the Compatibility of Science and Religion 2005 Times Op-Ed | Science and Religion Can Coexist 2006 Science Times article | Faith, Reason, God, and Other Imponderables The Learning Network | Teaching Collection: World Religions Read more about our Text to Text format, and consider submitting an idea.
