The phrase "added to the entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or content that has been included or appended to a specific entry, such as in a document, database, or list.
Example: "The new data was added to the entry in the database to ensure it was up to date."
Alternatives: "included in the entry" or "appended to the entry".
The former Indianapolis 500 winner Buddy Lazier and Milka Duno were added to the entry list for the May 24 race.
The Sansan system then allows interactions, such as meetings, calls, notes and more to be added to the entry to help track interactions.
Reserves were added to the entry list when a competitor already on the list withdrew.
Automated annotation is a valuable tool, which adds basic information to entries for which there is no experimental evidence, but the entries lack the detail which is selected as relevant to that species and manually added to the entry.
Similarly, if a curator identifies a function, process or location in the literature, which is applicable to the entire InterPro entry protein match set but which is not currently annotated to any individual sequence by UniProtKB, the appropriate term is added to the entry.
And on Thursday, Jimenez, Dubuisson and Donaldson were added to the entries with Danny Willet and George Coetzee.
After discussions last week, Iraq's Olympic committee was reinstated, in time for a sprinter and a discus thrower to be added to the Beijing entry list.
This, added to the multiple entry points of CAM products, has caused gradual erosion in the leverage of decision making for the CAM expert committee.
If she were to do so and lose, there is some question as to whether the third-place finishers in the 100 breaststroke and the 50 freestyle would be able to be added to the final Olympic entry list, which must be submitted in early August.
In case of 100% identity in sequence and length to an already assigned TEM β-lactamase, the sequence was added to the respective protein entry and described by the TEM number and the corresponding mutation profile.
And what's worse am I right in thinking that you can all see when I go back and edit out the mistakes because of these silly timestamps they've added to the bottom of the entries?
