The phrase "a false entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving records, databases, or documentation where incorrect or misleading information has been recorded.
Example: "The audit revealed a false entry in the financial records that needed to be corrected immediately."
Alternatives: "an incorrect entry" or "a fraudulent entry".
And my question is simply, do you now admit that that was the situation, or are you saying that it was a false entry?
Earlier this year, McCormick pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of making a false entry in regulatory documents, in which it identified the alcohol as nonpotable products including Rainbow Cleaning Solution and Cleansol.
A fire official said that one of the suspended lieutenants had made a false entry in the company journal, a log kept in the firehouse, indicating that Firefighter Walsh suffered his injuries falling down the steps.
London, England St Marylebone Grammar and William Ellis, Kentish Town Railway clerk, airline steward, photographer, waiter, illustrator and art director Deighton managed to achieve a false entry in Who's Who.
Mr. Brandt has been a frequent critic of Wikipedia and started an anti-Wikipedia Web site (www.wikipedia-watch.org) in September after reading what he said was a false entry about himself.
A false entry here or there was inevitable from a pickup band basically unconducted, and a few odd squawks served as useful reminders of how intractable performance on these instruments can be.
The publisher attributed the second, false entry — for a coloring book authored ostensibly by a "Timothy Strauss" — to Russians who wanted to undermine Snyder's work.
Of the 75 women with an underlying cause of death connected to pregnancy, one proved to be a late maternal death and one was assessed as a false register entry (discussed below).
Mr. Seigenthaler discovered the false entry only recently and wrote about it in an op-ed article in USA Today, saying he was especially annoyed that he could not track down the perpetrator because of Internet privacy laws.
Within two years, she completed False Entry (1961), whose 600 pages startled those familiar with her stories.
Her first book, a collection of short stories titled "In the Absence of Angels," appeared in 1951, followed by her first novel, "False Entry," in 1961.
