Yes.
A school can send a resume to many teachers. In the context of the application assessment system, a resume is equivalent to a personal business card. For students who want to apply to other schools, the tutor will judge what kind of person you are based on the resume you submitted, and then decide whether to issue you a doctoral "ticket".
The steps for applying for a PhD are as follows: 1. Educational background: Add the doctoral application major, master's research direction and application supervisor. This will make it appear formal. Students who cast a wide net can remove the application supervisor.
2. The first section of scientific research results: papers/patents/software. The second part of relevant scientific research work: Fund projects and horizontal topics that I have hosted or participated in, what work I am responsible for; which academic conferences I have participated in (meetings are not the focus and can be omitted).
3. Awards in the third section: The awards are divided into awards from high to low, national level-provincial level-municipal level-school level. School level basically does not need to be written.