The phrase "submitted to the department" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in a professional or academic setting to indicate that a document or request has been given to a specific department for review or consideration. Example: The project proposal was submitted to the department for approval.
But a White House official said such material probably would be submitted to the department regularly upon request.
Northwest Airlines has filed an application with the Transportation Department to start flights between Detroit and Baghdad through Amsterdam, according to documents submitted to the department.
The legislature thus envisioned that when returns are submitted to the department, the returns "shall" embrace all the votes in the county, including absentee ballots.
And finally, when the Legislature enacted the Code in 1951, it envisioned that all votes cast during a particular election, including absentee ballots, would be submitted to the department at one time and would be treated in a uniform fashion.
The letter, which is due to be submitted to the department later this month, is the latest initiative from the group of powerful authors calling themselves Authors United, which was set up in the wake of the dispute over terms between the internet shopping site and Hachette last year.
"Before my joining, in the tender that was submitted to the department, Capita had spent a lot of time talking to disabled people and disabled people's organisations in order to use their advice and information on how to build the service to ensure that we have empathy, professionalism and dignity right at the heart of everything that we do.
It is expected to be submitted to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport on Wednesday.
An application will be submitted to the Department for Education in March.
Volumes of dotted, squiggled and otherwise annotated maps are submitted to the Department of Transportation.
The revised figures being submitted to the Department of Education will show 19 sexual assaults on the Madison campus in 2000, 9 in residence halls.
The survey, which is expected to take up to four months to complete, would be submitted to the Department of City Planning and the City Council.
