The phrase "a new entry for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to adding or including something new in a list, database, or record.
Example: "We are excited to announce a new entry for our annual awards ceremony."
Alternatives: "a new addition to" or "a fresh entry in".
Here's a new entry for your list: The TIPS young alumni party for brainy bacchanalians.
consent_name = 'string' - This is the shortname of the consent_type to insert a new entry for.
It felt to me like a whole new level of bungling was needed before I met my standard of a new entry for the Beekeeper's Journal.
You choose retailers from a list, or, if a local store isn't on the app's list, you can type in the name and enter your loyalty membership number, and the apps will create a new entry for you.
The countertenor Iestyn Davies sings a rapturous ode to coffee spoons – a new entry for that very short list of homages to inanimate objects headed by Puccini's aria to an overcoat in La bohème.
I HAVE a new entry for Ripley's Believe It or Not: Even if you believe no portfolio manager can consistently pick winning stocks, you should still keep the bulk of your portfolio in actively managed mutual funds, not indexed ones.
The change will add a new "entry" level for all male prisoners for the first two weeks of their sentence in which their privileges, including access to private cash and wearing their own clothes, will be restricted.
Generating linked RDF for these resources provides a new entry point for exploring the data, such as putting gene expression in the context of protein function, pathways and drug targets.
The new feature, as The Post's Hayley Tsukayama points out, presents a new entry point for advertisers a la the Google model.
Pipe dreams Drill, maybe, drill The hourglass electorate Thinner porridge Full metal riverside In praise of Saint Frank ReprintsThe reforms will introduce a new "entry" level for all prisoners during their first two weeks in jail.
