The phrase "quality submission" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of submitting something of high quality. For example: "We are looking for quality submissions for our annual writing competition. All entries should be of the highest standard possible."
Here a vertical quality submission threshold is shown.
However, if authors act rationally, setting a quality submission threshold is not, except indirectly, how they will judge whether or not to submit a manuscript to a given journal.
In order to further assess the quality of the draft genomes (including those without near-neighbors in public databases), we relied on the six quality submission criteria established by the Human Microbiome Project (HMP) [ 38], plus two additional criteria that identify potential miss-assignment events during the clustering step: phylogenetic marker redundancy and tetranucleotide homogeneity.
The company already pays users for quality submissions.
This is the result of a collective effort from authors and reviewers and includes 23 manuscripts selected from 66 high quality submissions from 27 different countries.
Applicant Quality Submissions The Act requires a search report related to an application and the PTO has the right to deny submissions that do not submit one.
When the public assists in collecting data, the benefits of public collection must be weighed against the potential for poor quality submissions.
Editors-in-Chief Niles and Greg Eldredge and Managing Editor Mick Wycoff showed enormous support for my efforts to solicit and identify the highest quality submissions and to develop each to its potential.
This year we can see a number of positive trends: more and higher quality submissions, an explosion in the downloaded paper numbers, hyperactive social media, and finally a slight but significant increase in the Impact Factor.
From the large number of high quality submissions we received, we have selected sixteen papers grouped in six subtopics, namely, (1) fairness of RRM in WiMAX networks, (2) fairness of RRM in OFDM/OFDMA systems, (3) fairness of RRM in CDMA/UMTS system s, (4) fairness of RRM in MIMO systems, (5) fairness of RRM in multihop and mesh networks, and finally (6) fairness of multiuser resource allocation.
Neither Paterson nor Fearn had enough of a budget to attract good quality submissions, and a printing strike in 1956 brought an end to the magazine's life.
