"have just submitted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to having recently submitted something. For example: "I have just submitted my application to the college."
"Now we're selecting more families," Tomson adds, "and have just submitted two synaesthetes for full exome sequencing.
They have moved to Troy from the East and have just submitted adoption papers for a 2-year-old, mixed-race girl they have named Mary-Emma.
I have just submitted a paper that shows no matter how fast the transition, substituting natural gas can bring us 40% of the way to immediately substituting low carbon energy sources.
They have just submitted their work for publication in Physical Review E and are hoping that industry will soon begin testing their proposal.In this section Plane truths Drip-feeding Coming to a head ReprintsMost beers are pressurised with carbon dioxide.
To answer such naysayers a group of physicists at Fermilab have just submitted a paper to Modern Physics Letters A in which they describe how they have built themselves a neutrino-powered telephone.Naturally, their neutrinophone is digital.
They have just submitted the final draft of their thesis, and some ceremoniously mark the occasion by turning a tank top inside out: What used to read "THESIS LIFE" on their chest now roars "PTL" — post-thesis life.
Springfield Pride has just submitted its permit application for this year's upcoming OutFest.
He had just submitted his first script, which showed promise, but he wasn't entirely at home in the room.
A Wits postdoc, Aurore Val, had just submitted a critique to the Journal of Human Evolution, challenging the body-disposal claim.
Tara Isabella Burton, from New York City, is one of Kavenna's protégés, a writer and theology student who has just submitted her novel, A Thief in the Night, to her agent.
