'writing submissions' is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when referring to any type of written material which is presented in order to gain approval or acceptance of some kind, such as a job application or an essay. For example, "I spent all weekend working on my writing submissions for the job application."
A related call for writing submissions resulted in more than 1,200 submissions and 12,000 pages of writings.
Feedback on writing submissions is tailored to each individual student.
For a time period of up to one year, Tim will read six writing submissions from you (up to 7,500 words each) and give written and verbal feedback on each of them.
The Minerals Council of Australia says it does not support policies requiring environmental charities to devote most of their resources to on-the-ground remediation, despite previously writing submissions to government calling for it to consider such policies.
For a time period of up to one year, Tim will read – subsequent to considering the first half of the novel – six further writing submissions from you (up to 7,500 words each) and give written and verbal feedback on each of them.
As a university department chair, professor, editor, author, and board member, I hear this question a lot: "How come my job inquiries (writing submissions, information requests, proposals, reports, etc).
Writing submission documents, particularly clinical trial reports, can be greatly facilitated by standardization of text modules.
As an author, I am keenly aware of the drama that can be associated with hypothesis, data, analysis, theorizing, then writing, submission, peer review and hopefully publication.
These include experts' reports, skeleton arguments and written submissions.
All written submissions must be written solely by the applicant.
(iii) Formal written submissions, with an opportunity for oral presentation.
