"submitted paper" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a document that has been turned in or sent for review or consideration. Example: The professor received dozens of submitted papers for the research competition, and she is now reviewing them to choose the winning entry.
□. Remark 3 The results related to multivalent prestarlike functions were obtained in the submitted paper [7].
The authors may briefly summarize how the submitted paper differs from the other paper(s).
After that, there is my most recently submitted paper, rejected once but far from slated by its first pair of reviewers.
or else has already been published/in press, then the cover letter must include a statement of changes which make the submitted paper different from that paper.
Having come from a world where I previously submitted paper receipts along with a printed-out spreadsheet of charges, being able to submit photos of my receipts through a mobile app was a revelation.
The submitted paper presents results of identification of mechanical and fracture properties of selected self-compacting concrete beams applicable for non-linear finite element analyses.
Motivated by the work in [34], Aghajani et al., in a submitted paper [35], extended the notion of G-metric space to the concept of G b -metric space (see Section 2).
We intend to report results for migraineurs with attack onset related to sleep (sleep migraine) and compare them with migraineurs with attack onset not related to sleep and controls in another submitted paper.
As such, quite simply, any submitted paper will be in the scope of CASM as long as it has a focus on the modeling and simulation of a CAS using either or both of ABM and CN methods.
While details of the rules in the Japan experiment are available in the Tsuruoka et al. (2011 submitted) paper and also on a Website (http://wwweic.eri.u-tokyo.ac.jp/ZISINyosoku/), some specifications will be given below.
In that case, Nielsen determined that someone affiliated with JSA had filled out and submitted paper diaries used to determine listening levels in smaller markets.
