The phrase "after its entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a point in time or a condition that follows the act of entering something, such as data or a location.
Example: "The system will automatically update the records after its entry into the database."
Alternatives: "following its entry" or "subsequent to its entry".
The exceptional value of RMCE emerged after its entry into the stem cell field, where it started to contribute to the generation of induced pluripotent stem (iPS-) cells and their subsequent differentiation yielding a variety of cell types for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
Many extreme provisions of the judgment start to take effect 90 days after its entry, and Microsoft must begin preparing immediately if it is to be in compliance with the judgment in 84 days.
B cells can encounter soluble antigen soon after its entry into the body by several mechanisms and internalize it efficiently by BCR-mediated endocytosis [ 46].
The United States, even after its entry into the war, maintained convertibility but embargoed gold exports.
But now a century after its entry into the business, the company intends to quit making aspirin altogether.
(Anti-Crisis Georgia Georgia pulled out of Eurovision this year after its entry, a group called Stephane and 3G, was warned that songs with political overtones would not be allowed.
Athens lost 2.6% on fears of tough times ahead after its planned entry into the euro.
The company said its second-quarter results would be driven largely by "Shrek Forever After," its fourth entry in the series.
In other notebooks, there are some very entertaining marginalia, which she would also date, so that you can see she was rereading and commenting on a diary passage ten years after its original entry date.
∆ seats LCCs Comp, overall increase in the daily seats provided by a LCC competitor after its new entry.
∆ seats FCSs, overall increase in the daily seats provided by a FCS competitor after its new entry.
