The phrase "a new entry to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the addition of something new to a list, category, or system.
Example: "The company is excited to announce a new entry to its product line, which will be launched next month."
Alternatives: "a new addition to" or "a new inclusion in".
Also casting in New York this week was a new entry to the 2003 Broadway season: "Life x 3," by the French playwright Yasmina Reza.
The full results of last year's festival drug-testing are in, and a number of drugs are making a new entry to the New Zealand market.
Caitlyn Jenner was a new entry to the list, ranking at 96th place.
Now he adds a new entry to his dossier: on Sunday he returns to television in the starring role in "Mr. Selfridge," part of PBS's "Masterpiece Classic" series.
It was unclear whether New England's coaches knew about the maneuver; had ordered it, trying to exploit an ambiguity in a new entry to the N.F.L. rule book; or were merely unaware of its nuances.
A NEW entry to the "Things we didn't expect from this election" file: the McCain-Palin campaign, in an e-mail, is trumpeting the French president's criticism of Barack Obama.
Mickey's pants are for a newer entry to the curriculum: "Comics and Visual Storytelling".
A newer entry to the market, four-year-old VigLink is based in San Francisco.
This would be a big move for the startup, valued at $2.8 billion, that could help bring it out of the realm of being a charming new entry to a potential powerhouse in collaboration software.
Although a Data Manager can add any number of new entries to any number of data tables, the most common case is to add a single new entry to a single data table.
However, Mixer (a startup that won TechCrunch Disrupt last year, when it was then called Beam), is still a relatively new entry to this market, and could catch up in time, or at least increase its share.
