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I was wondering if you are allowed to move an enemy unit using lash of submission over a friendly chaos unit provided that the entire enemy unit does not end up within 1 inch of a chaos unit.

For example, I lash a unit of orks and roll a 12 to move them to discover that I can move them deep within my chaos lines to be charged by multiple chaos units. However, in order for this to effectively happen, the orks need to be moved directly over the top of the front line of chaos units that are advancing.

The wording in the chaos codex states that enemy units cannot be moved within 1 inch of enemy models but does that refer to just the ending spot of the lash or does include the movement by the lash of the "orks" as well?

When you are moving you cannot move them within 1".

In other words, no, as you move them you must stop 1" away.

Nos is right. You have to still follow the rules for movement.

To clarify about the rule, it's not a case of "The unit must end up more than 1" away from enemy models". It's instead a case of: "No part of the move may take place within 1" of enemy models".