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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a line of entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific point or method of entering something, such as a system, competition, or event.
Example: "To participate in the contest, please fill out a line of entry on the official website."
Alternatives: "an entry point" or "a method of entry".
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One aimed at gamers, one for online media enthusiasts, and a line of entry level computers for average users.
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Alas, the McDonald's annual report doesn't supply a line-of-business entry for McMuffins.
Using a similar construction technique, door manufacturers have introduced a new line of entry doors with steel or fiberglass sheathing molded and painted to replicate the look of wood panel doors.
Ford and a longtime agency, J. Walter Thompson, plan to introduce next month a series of live commercials for Focus, the new line of "entry level" compact cars aimed at younger drivers, with interactivity as a core element.
She was stopped by a line of men who refused her entry, including members of the Brotherhood.
It's not always easy to define where to draw the line of entry into the menopausal state.
Mr. Williams said that Gateway had lowered prices on its Essential line of entry-level desktops in September and that it would continue to offer a variety of configurations and peripheral bundles.
The da Vinci Jr. 1.0 3-in-1 brings laser scanning and optional engraving to XYZ's line of entry-level 3D printers.
That's because epithelial cells line the rectum--a port of entry for the virus during anal sex--and embryonic kidney cells are closely related to those of the urogenital tract and bladder, which along with genital secretions could harbor the virus, he says.
For micro-op cache design, a line size of four entries has minimized the number of entries wasted per line.
The horizontal and vertical lines of entries in a matrix are called rows and columns, respectively.
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