"get submitted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a task or project that needs to be completed, submitted, or turned in. Example: "Please make sure to get your assignment submitted by the end of the week."
For one thing, it fails to account for the initial prevalence of positive results among studies that never even get submitted to journals.
I've been uncomfortable with the imbalance between male and female writers in terms of the books that get submitted for prizes that I'm judging on a number of occasions.
One thing your reporter might have written is that the hardest part of fund-raising for me is deciding which one of my kids will get to bring in the wrapping paper order form to school and making sure that any last-minute orders get submitted.
And the more apps that get submitted, the longer the approval process will take.
The more popular the App Store gets, the more apps will get submitted.
You should see some of the unsolicited Website launches that get submitted to us every day here.
"But we're at the mercy of what gets submitted".
Still, Trevor Groth, Sundance's director of programming, noted that his team was at the mercy of what gets submitted (some 4,000 features this year).
In a joint interview John Cooper, Sundance's director, and Trevor Groth, the festival's programming chief, cautioned against scrutinizing their lineup too carefully for trends, noting that they are at mercy of what gets submitted.
I try to make sure my last thoughts before I go to sleep are of my children, but more often they are about whether I did enough to help today or whether I could have done more; whether my paperwork got submitted on time; whether the women I work with are safe.
where the indices have the following meaning: resume i gets submitted to employer j in week t.
