"trying to submit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing that someone is attempting to do something, especially when attempting to send something in for consideration or approval. For example: "John is trying to submit his essay to the competition before the deadline."
His staff was still trying to submit all the paperwork for 75 deals through the program.
In only a few cases, he says, has the process been bogged down by companies trying to submit an already-designed protocol merely to get the IETF's blessing.Yet there are early signs of trouble ahead.
In a speech of high heat, Mahanty said: "This is a unique legislation, the kind of which has never been contemplated by since this Indian Parliament came into existence… What I am trying to submit is that this is a martial law….
If you are receiving errors when trying to submit to the Fusion Table, especially if the error mentions Authentication, be sure that you have put the correct service account email address in set, either as a variable that is set during Screen1.Initialize, or in the property field on the FusionTables component in the Design Window.
I was actually getting random emails last night from other folks who were trying to submit and they were getting my info attached to their plans….craziness.
Also, I repeatedly got errors trying to submit my registration, and never received my confirmation email allowing me to log in.
First, try to submit to the new sumptuary codes.
Try to submit well before the 11 59PM deadline.
She said that Brown then turned and tried to submit, but that Wilson kept firing.
Don't try to submit a finished research study, I tell them.
Earlier, Spanier had tried to submit his resignation, but Garban and Surma did not accept it.
