submittal

American  

[suhb-mit-l] / səbˈmɪt l /

noun

1. something that is presented for the approval, consideration, or decision of another or others; submission.

   Written comments on the rezoning request were due earlier this week, and the Planning and Zoning Commission has received a significant number of submittals.

2. the act of presenting something for approval, consideration, etc..

   Submittal of reimbursement requests must occur within 30 days of the expenditure.

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Other Word Forms

• nonsubmittal noun
• presubmittal noun
• resubmittal noun

Etymology

Origin of submittal

submit ( def. ) + -al ² ( def. )

Example Sentences

“The total time from permit submittal to certificate of occupancy was 104 days,” he says, crediting the city’s Standard Plan and the ADU’s integrated panelized system for making it the fastest Clover has ever permitted.

From Los Angeles Times

JB Hamby, the chair of California’s Colorado River Board, said in a submittal letter that the state’s proposal would “minimize the risk of legal challenge.”

From Los Angeles Times

It said 10 were under revision by Boeing to address FAA comments in preparation for resubmittal, and that the remaining 6 were in the final stages of preparation and review prior to submittal.

From Reuters

“Most concerning, however, is that Boeing has yet to provide an initial submittal for six of the outstanding SSAs.”

From Seattle Times

We have activated the below QR Code for video submittal.

From Los Angeles Times