The phrase 'open to submissions' is correct and usable in written English.
You use it when something has been opened up for submissions or contributions. For example, "Our magazine is now open to submissions from anyone interested in writing for us."
Though most of the recipients this year were American, the prize is open to submissions from around the world.
The video was posted in response to a petition posted on a section of the White House Web site open to submissions from the public.
Standage comments: "This tale does not simply illustrate Benjamin's ingenuity and writing prowess; it also shows how newspapers at the time were open to submissions from anyone, provided they expressed an interesting opinion.
We're open to submissions about lawyers working anywhere in the world.
Anyway, I tried out the app, which gives you a feed of different product videos, curated by the Tube Centrex team (though they're open to submissions).
Dubbed "Crowdstart LA," the contest is now open to submissions from startups, who will compete to win a $25,000 prize that will be awarded in July.
Parties may be more open to submission of their disputes to international arbitration.
Nevertheless, it is also open to submission of any other papers, following the regular EPS submission procedures, provided that the contributions discuss some aspect of cosmic dust.
It is meant primarily to contain the papers presented at this particular session of AOGS 2010, but it is also open to submission of any other papers, following the regular EPS submission procedures.
At launch, Weebly's theme gallery is still only going to consist of the 80 themes that already exist, since it's just opening to submissions for the first time today.
"In the shift from open to closed submissions, he had indeed found the straw that broke the camel's back".
