"submissions were made" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing a situation in which someone or a group of people have submitted something, such as a document, proposal, or idea. Example: "In response to the new regulations, several submissions were made to the local government by concerned citizens."
In the future, proving that submissions were made in bad faith could be virtually impossible.
More than 300 submissions were made across all categories, with Kenyan, Ugandan and Mexican groups and individuals among the entrants.
A statement on his website says the submissions were made to the Criminal Cases Review Commission on his behalf on Friday.
More than 11,500 submissions were made, which Cooper Clarke then used as inspiration to create the final poem, released in time for National Poetry Day on 8 October.
Legal submissions were made to authorities in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin by Republicans who argued that recounts requested by Jill Stein, the Green party candidate, should not be allowed.
143 design submissions were made in six weeks, and 3,642 votes were cast.
In a statement, Companies House said Charlton had not signed up to a scheme which "would prevent false or fraudulent submissions being made".
In fact, we have reassigned staff to help support any submissions being made by Fixed and they can still submit protests online or continue to submit paper copies.
We owe it to our son to find out how he died". The inquest, which is being held without a jury, is due to hear from 60 witnesses before final submissions are made in May.
The contest requires that all submissions are made on paper or canvas with watercolor, pencil, pastel, charcoal, tempera, crayon, acrylic, pen-and-ink or oil (digital art and photography are not yet accepted).
In the past this issue of eligibility have been a source of great conflict between the heralds, as such submissions are made on an officer for clients basis, which meant some 'unsuitability' was ignored in lieu of profit by past officers.
