The phrase "a substantial entry in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant contribution or addition to a particular field, work, or collection.
Example: "The researcher made a substantial entry in the field of renewable energy with her groundbreaking study."
Alternatives: "a significant contribution to" or "a notable addition to".
"Whida Peru: Resurrection Tangle" is the second and more substantial entry in the second production of "Inner Voices," a program devoted to cultivating the solo musical form, now at 59E59 Theaters after making its debut at the Zipper Theater in 2008.
As a case in point, Sutton ([1991]) shows that fierce competition on a market with substantial entry costs may lead to high concentration in an industry (the limiting case being two incumbents competing à la Bertrand).
With Sons of Liberty, the genre expands by one substantial entry, itself following in the footsteps of AMC's Turn, which tells the story of George Washington's fledgling intelligence service, and HBO's epic 2008 miniseries John Adams.
Although the amplitude of this current is very small compared to peak INa, the slow inactivation kinetic results in a substantial Na+ entry during the action potential (AP) leading to a significant prolongation of the AP duration [ 7, 24].
Substantial entry costs or ongoing costs in addition to the Australian Age Pension can be levied by individual facilities according to means-tested criteria.
He anticipated a recurrence of war between Japan and Russia and prepared a contingency plan for war with the United States and Russia, which eventually played a substantial part in the entry of Japan into World War II.
However, studies have shown that a substantial fraction of entries in dbSNP have been erroneously submitted (e.g. as a result of DNA sequencing errors), and are most likely monomorphic alleles in human populations [ 26, 27].
Glasgow has seen a substantial increase in its entries to GFG for 2017.
