The phrase "which is being submitted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about something that is being presented or offered for consideration. For example, "This proposal, which is being submitted to the board of directors, outlines a new plan for the company."
The study, which is being submitted to a journal for publication this summer, challenges several popular notions about mane development -- for example, that the healthier a lion, the lusher its mane.
March 21 , 20136.31pm GMT Capital controls to be implemented in Cyprus - DJ Dow Jones newswires is reporting the bank reform legislation which is being submitted to the Cypriot parliament tonight will impost capital controls on its banking sector.
At present, we are filling the same information in 5 to 6 versions of the same software … No officer would like to array the information, which is being submitted to them.
Another respondent says that At present, we are filling the same information in 5 to 6 versions of the same software … No officer would like to array the information, which is being submitted to them.
The exhibition will consist of cartoons of the Prophet Mohamed, which are being submitted by artists and supporters to Vive Charlie, an "online satirical magazine" which was set up in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shootings.
Make sure the letter of intent addresses the specific institution or organization to which it is being submitted.
Prepare a cover letter stating that the manuscript is original, which journal it is being submitted to, and to whom correspondence should be directed to.
PL has undertaken a number of unpaid academic projects with BMS around treatment of melanoma and also this study; which have been or are being submitted for publication.
The new HMGR inhibitor analogues design in this Letter had been submitted which is being currently synthesized by our laboratories.
We have performed a detailed analysis of the CFS cases in our sample, comparing those who had been previously diagnosed by a doctor to those who had not, the results of which are being prepared for publication (Solomon, submitted).
Mike Tinnion, of the RMT, said eight union members had submitted details which were being looked at by the union's lawyers for possible legal action.
