The phrase "in the process of submitting" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the ongoing action of submitting something, such as a document or application, and conveys that the process is not yet complete. Example: "The company is currently in the process of submitting their proposal for the new project."
Elian's father is in the process of submitting his visa request.
But we've just learned from the Rajasthan government that we need their permission to show it, and we're now in the process of submitting a request.
The three are now in the process of submitting their responses, according to an official who agreed to speak about the internal report only on condition of anonymity.
The organisation had a bid for funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund rejected last year, but is in the process of submitting another.
Most of the passengers were from either Bangalore or Hyderabad, Mr. Shankar said, but the bus company was in the process of submitting a confirmed list of passengers.
Robinson was referring to plans Thompson is in the process of submitting to the BBC Trust to encourage "new partnerships" with other broadcasters to try to solve the problems in PSB and stave off any raid on the licence fee.
In principle, the process of submitting a model to a 3D printer is highly variable, and ranges from placement of a model onto an external storage device which is then inserted into the printer to using a graphical user interface to submit a model to a printer connected to the computer directly or through a network.
These factors facilitated approval by the math faculty to house the new major in Mathematical Sciences and the process of submitting the proper proposal to college and university committees for the establishment of the new major.
This printable checklist is a supplement to the SPONSORED PROGRAMS - BASICS course and outlines the activities you should complete prior to beginning the process of submitting a proposal in the Sponsored Programs module of the Weill Research Gateway.
The process of submitting new books by unknowns has become, in the words of one, "a bloody nightmare".
