A submission structure refers to the organization and format of a document or piece of work that is being submitted for review or evaluation. It includes the various sections, headings, and formatting requirements that are necessary to ensure that the document meets the criteria and standards set by the recipient or reviewing party. Submission structures can vary depending on the context and purpose of the submission.  It’s important to adhere to the submission structure provided by the reviewing party to ensure that the document is properly evaluated and considered. In some cases, failure to follow the submission structure may result in rejection or a lower evaluation score.