The phrase "make the submission" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to submitting or presenting something. For example: "The deadline for making the submission is tomorrow at noon."
She rushed her edit to make the submission deadline, she said, adding that having more time to tweak it has made it a better film.
The author apparently tried to make the submission of the title to be to the reactionary Catholicism of French "nativist" politics – of the nostalgic GK Chesterton or Evelyn Waugh variety – but he couldn't make it work.
To make the submission and administration of grant proposals and awards easier for both future grant-seekers and federal employees, the government is working on its Paperwork Elimination Act, placing more emphasis on using e-mail and the Internet to send and store information electronically.
EuCAP aims to make the submission of pre-determined gene structures as simple as possible while also allowing, if desired, the visualization and modification of these models in the context of available evidence.
12 In addition, the availability of appropriate software makes it possible to make the submission of articles, peer review process and copy-editing to be done online conveniently for both authors and reviewers.
To do the move correctly, you have to start by positioning your opponent so that they'll be far from the ropes to make the submission hold more believable.
Also, more and more colleges have made the submission of scores optional.
The policy, which will be put in place right away, makes the submission of scores optional.
Chappell made the submission to MPs on the eve of a debate in the House of Commons about whether Green should keep his knighthood.
A report in USATODAY made the submission that an average person in the Philippines eats five meals a day.
Bulgarian resistance revived under the rule of the Cometopuli dynasty, but the new emperor Basil II (r. 976 1025) made the submission of the Bulgarians his primary goal.
