"large number of submissions" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a significant or considerable amount of items or materials that have been submitted, usually for review or consideration. Example: "The academic conference received a large number of submissions this year, making the selection process for presentations and panels quite challenging."
Because of the large number of submissions, this feature is closed to further questions.
Because of the large number of submissions, not every question was addressed.
We try to respond as soon as possible, but we do receive a large number of submissions.
Because of the large number of submissions, we will print a second round of responses next Wednesday, but not every question may be addressed.
All I got was this gentle turndown, in the form of an automated e-mail reply: "Alas, we receive a surprisingly large number of submissions.
The chairman, John Whittingdale, says the committee has received a large number of submissions from people worried about libel tourism.These go well beyond the usual media-freedom campaigners.
In order to provide the maximum value for Digg users, a section needs to see large numbers of submissions and churn.
Any amount of money, even $50,000, can be justified as being eaten up in administrative costs; costs will expand in relation to the amount being collected, which in turn is dependent on brand-name judges drawing in large numbers of submissions.
Other state health departments also received large numbers of submissions: Michigan and Oklahoma received at least 228 and 762 submissions, respectively (3, 4 ).
The large numbers of submissions from some holdings to the FS may even reflect exploitation of the free disposal scheme of carcasses under the FS.
Concern over corruption in the Turks and Caicos government was heightened in March when the UK's House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee reported that it had received "the largest number of submissions" on the subject from any overseas territory.
