"submitted back" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means that something has been returned or handed back to a person or organization after being reviewed or evaluated. Example: The report was submitted back to the researcher for revisions before it could be published.
A: I remember a speed problem I submitted back in the 60s: If a chicken-and-a-half lays an egg-and-a-half in a day-in-a-half, how many eggs do six chickens lay in six days?
Cheshire East's revised plan will now be submitted back to the government inspector in June.
The tech is called "Predicting household demographics based on image data" and was submitted back in May of last year, however, was made public this last week.
Voice of Russia notes that the nomination had likely been submitted back in October, when Putin had just acted as a main figure in the deal to disarm Syria of its chemical weapons.
Although the plan was originally submitted back in 2014, Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon gave the local council in charge of the area permission to push it along last month.
After spectral measurements, the tissue samples were fixed in 10% formalin solution and then submitted back to the hospital for histopathologic examination.
The (V) Volunteer node rarely gets a replicated copy, if there are no persistent node nearby and for temporal requirement a volunteer node may also act as a replica, but as soon as the requirements are satisfied it submits back, or if the persistent nodes are up, the persistent nodes bully the volunteer nodes and all further requests are served by the persistent node after handover.
Faculty who claim projects in a given academic year submit back their students' work each summer so that projects can be assessed and either documented as completed or (if necessary) placed back in the pipeline to be claimed during the following academic year.
Despite King George's boast that "once these rebels have felt a smart blow, they will submit," back-channel messages from British generals and diplomatic officials in America during the Revolutionary War, some of them previously unpublished, turn out to have been decidedly more pessimistic.
"We had submitted conditions back in April.
Stage managing for repertory companies led him to write plays and in 1956 he submitted Look Back in Anger.
