'would be to submit' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to suggest an action or possible course of action that is likely to happen in the future. For example: The best way to get the job done quickly and efficiently would be to submit the application form as soon as possible.
A council spokeswoman said the only way to pursue the redevelopment would be to submit an entirely new application.
"The honourable thing to do would be to submit himself for re-election," Skinner said, "otherwise he's going to be a lame duck MP.
A good start would be to submit territorial disputes over islands in the East and South China Seas to international arbitration.
"The only way they could take the redevelopment plans forward, if they wished to, would be to submit a new application".
But in a deliberate challenge to the unions, Murphy said his last act would be to submit a report to the next executive meeting urging a sweeping overhaul of the Scottish party's constitution and policy-making structures.
Thus, an interesting step forward would be to submit this reduced version to an expert panel and, in the light of the empirical evidences available and the accumulated theoretical background on the construct under scrutiny, decide thereafter which items should effectively be kept or eliminated.
And so, our preference would have been to submit these to the consolidated tape, but we couldn't.
I, for one, would be willing to submit to a "sanity" test from The Times in order to be registered or licensed to submit comments.
Abu Mohammed told us he would be willing to submit to such a scheme, were it available, in order to return to the UK.
They also suggested a list of points which they felt it "would be useful" to submit to the committee.
Ask the Contractor if they would be willing to submit to a back round check.
