The phrase "according to the entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information or details that are found in a specific entry, such as in a dictionary, database, or document.
Example: "According to the entry in the encyclopedia, the Great Wall of China is over 13,000 miles long."
Alternatives: "as stated in the entry" or "per the entry".
According to the entry, which was sent to the registrar last week, Watson received £4,000 from "Joanne Rowling" on 11 May.
The cache, according to the entry on the site, was first hidden in 2002 and last found — since in geocaching everything is hidden, found and rehidden — a week ago.
Perhaps they were thrown open in the fall of 1841, when Dr. Valentine Mott, first occupant of 1 Depau Row, gave a ball for the Prince de Joinville, a French naval hero, in "a style of magnificence which we have not witnessed for a long time," according to the entry for Nov. 27 in the diary of Philip Hone, a former mayor of New York.
According to the entry's self-description, "Unlike today's payphone, the NYFi is an interactive portal to public information, goods, and services, a hub for free wireless internet access, and an open infrastructure for future applications.
According to the entry error model, both of these keyboards perfectly match their respective acceptable error rate.
Since the data D i is broadcast n i times during a broadcast cycle, the mobile client retrieves the nearest replicate of the target D i according to the entry time the mobile client starts to wait.
For the purposes of the present work, a subset of the available signals is extracted from the co-driver logs according to the entries reported in Table 2.
In the present study, treatment with Tonsilgon® N achieved nearly complete resolution of symptoms and a 3-day-shorter duration of the illness compared to the course of preceding ARIs, according to the entries about previous ARIs in patient medical documents.
Data entry was performed by trained staff, according to the data entry manual.
"He danced with old ladies at tea parties and comforted meths drinkers," according to the biography entry, written by Simon Heffer.
According to the Treasury, entry at anything like the current exchange rate of £1 to euro1.64 would be a disaster.
