The phrase "across the entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is positioned or occurring in relation to an entry point, such as a door or an entrance.
Example: "The welcome mat was placed neatly across the entry, inviting guests to step inside."
Alternatives: "through the entrance" or "over the threshold".
The third bedroom is across the entry hall.
In a comment on the mortgage crisis, some have "Bank Owned" or "Foreclosure" signs plastered across the entry holes.
Flicking through the pages, he stumbled across the entry for Clifford Grey, buried, so the book said, in a plot just up the road from Routh's home.
And whenever Mr. Romney is at home, a giant S.U.V. is parked diagonally across the entry to the cul-de-sac at the bottom of Dunemere, blocking all incoming traffic.
Now there's a stupid name". Had I known about a book called What Not to Name Your Baby-a catalogue of affronts like Skeezix, Moon Unit, Wilmer, and Hortense-I would have lent it to my neighbor and waited for him to stumble across the entry on page 24, between Orville and Oswald.
He found out what it's really like to be in the middle of a panic -- one that doesn't end with you being scooped up by a caring police officer but ends with you cowering behind a trash can, looking out at the bleeding bodies of seven kids sprawled across the entry of our National Zoo, after being shot by a 16-year-old with a 9-millimeter handgun.
This was the first study of an allied health professional discipline (physiotherapy) to measure changes in five EBP profile domains across the entry-level training-workforce transition for up to two years after graduation.
Not far from Bailey's wing, Baker carefully removed the plastic covering from a large painting of Opus One wine — one of his favorites — to be hung on the wall across from the entry to his 1,300-bottle 1,300-bottle
This gulf comes across powerfully in the entry on Mao, one of the most frequently searched and edited topics in Chinese, and in items on historical watersheds, like the Tiananmen Square massacre, the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution.
Two datasets were considered - the first (dataset A) consisted of all 19 gene fragments across the 13 Musaceae entries, but not S. nicolai, and the second (dataset B) comprised nine gene fragments across all the entries.
