The phrase "a direct entrant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone or something that enters a situation or competition without any intermediaries or prior involvement.
Example: "The company is excited to welcome a direct entrant into the market, as it will increase competition and innovation."
Alternatives: "a new participant" or "a primary entrant".
Accommodation The university guarantees an offer of accommodation to all first year and direct entrant undergraduate students who meet the allocation criteria and apply by 21 August.
Graduate entrants hold a prior degree, while the majority of Direct entrants are school leavers, with a small number of Mature (>23 years) students.
Nice but Interwoven hasn't been profitable in two years, and similar stuff is peddled by at least two dozen rivals, including Microsoft and Oracle; five smaller direct entrants have a total of $776 million in cash.
The major influence for mature students was 'practical/artistic skills' (23%, n = 3); however, significantly more direct entrants than mature students considered a 'desire to work with people' (p = 0.03) as the major influence on career choice.
However, College records show that this cohort closely resembles others in our medical school (over the past 5 years) – most are direct entrants from school, slightly more females than males and a very broad cultural base.
In any case, sustained commitment to genuine merit-based promotion is needed throughout the civil service, to ensure apprentices – and also direct entrants without degrees – meet no glass ceilings on their way up.
Addressing the conference for the first time as justice secretary, Mr Yousaf said: "Let me make it crystal clear, there will be no direct entrants under my watch.
Direct entrants were significantly more likely to perceive 'work experience' (p = 0.027) as important in choosing dentistry, than mature students (88% cf 77%).
The automaker's greater emphasis on tech investment and R&D is a direct result of pressure from new entrants into transportation including Google, Apple and Amazon, Toyota President Akio Toyoda told press at a conference in Tokyo on Friday, according to Bloomberg.
The service will expand beyond Hulu's broadcasts of recent reruns of broadcast and cable shows and make it a direct competitor of traditional pay-TV providers and new digital entrants, including Netflix.
