submitted
v.v. to give a document or a piece of work to someone in authority so they can check or approve it. You often do this with homework, job applications, or official forms.
v. to present a document, proposal, or piece of work to a person or body for consideration or judgment. Transitive — requires a direct object.
I submitted my final report yesterday.
The architect submitted the building plans to the city council for approval before construction began.
After months of rigorous data collection and peer review, the research team finally submitted their findings to a prestigious medical journal for publication.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object. In formal contexts, it often takes the preposition 'to' followed by the recipient of the document.
I submitted to the teacher my essayI submitted my essay to the teacherThe direct object should follow the verb immediately; do not place the prepositional phrase between the verb and its object.