"total submission" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of completely yielding or surrendering to someone or something. Example: The king demanded total submission from his subjects, leaving them with no choice but to obey his every command.
The message is clear: total submission, or else.
Over the years, I have been lucky enough to discover many books that have gripped me into total submission.
The film also portrays ballet as a quixotic art form that demands nothing less than total submission to the craft.
"There was an aspect of what they were doing that required total submission to an idea," Mr. Nuss said.
Using mind control, Kilgrave kept Jessica in a state of total submission — dressed up like a pretty trophy, exploited as a sex toy, continually smiling at his command.
For the colony administration, controlled hazing is a convenient method for forcing prisoners into total submission to their systemic abuse of human rights.
Moreover, total submissions had little or no relationship to the number of proposals actually presented to shareholders for a vote.
Over all, total submissions crossed the 10,000 mark for the first time; to compare, the festival received about 7,000 submissions in 2006, a year when independent film was considered to be in full bloom.
So this is one of eight collaborative projectsamong the most ambitious of the collaborative projectsand was funded out of approximately one hundred twenty total submissions, if that helps.
The company didn't say how many total submissions were included, however.
1,050 total submissions were sent in, which were winnowed down to 10 finalists by the contest's judges.
