"the proposal was submitted" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts whenever a proposal or request has been formally presented for consideration. Example: The proposal was submitted to the board of directors for their approval. (This sentence indicates that a proposal has been presented to a group of individuals in a formal setting, with the intention of seeking their approval or decision.).
The proposal was submitted in late August, Mr. Rosenblum said, and approved in late December.
The proposal was submitted to Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, who had ruled earlier this month that Microsoft is a predatory monopolist that stunted innovation and harmed consumers.
Conceived by Fred A. Bernstein, who contributes articles on architecture for The New York Times and other publications, the proposal was submitted to the competition by Mr. Bernstein's domestic partner, Charles Upchurch, an assistant professor at Florida State University.
The proposal was submitted by an owner of 300 shares of Interpublic stock, Charles Miller, who has placed similar proposals on the proxies of other companies in which he owns shares.
The proposal was submitted Friday to a special panel of federal judges, which in August ordered the state to reduce its inmate population by 40,000 this fiscal year and the next.
The proposal was submitted to federal banking authorities in December and to the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance on Jan .7. New Jersey Citizen Action has filed challenges with the Federal Reserve and the state banking department, which has until March 7 to review the merger application.
The proposals were submitted to the state's regulatory agency, the Board of Public Utilities, on Wednesday.
The proposals were submitted last weekend at the organization's winter meeting in Colorado Springs.
After the proposals were submitted, the parks department did not name the entrants, or even announce how many proposals it had received.
The proposals were submitted yesterday.
The proposals were submitted to President Barack Obama, who directed federal agencies to suggest changes after the April 2013 explosion, which killed 15 and injured several hundred others.
