The phrase "all entries from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or list of items, data, or submissions that originate from a specific source or category.
Example: "Please review all entries from the last competition to ensure they meet the submission criteria."
Alternatives: "all submissions from" or "all records from".
Motivated with a problem in spectroscopy, Sloane and Harwit conjectured in 1976 what is the minimal Frobenius norm of the inverse of a matrix having all entries from the interval [0,1].
For the second test, we withheld all entries from the Na-Fe-Mn-O quaternary phase diagram (i.e., any compound that contains exclusively Na, Mn, Fe, and O) - total of 96 entries.
As the chart I pulled from FriendFeed demonstrates, nearly half of all entries from my friends come from Twitter.
Then, ρ=r r T removes all entries from ({bar {P}}_{k|k-1}) that would disappear in (28) anyhow.
Second, we must urge the Canadians to tighten their entry procedures in order to apprehend, or at least deter, terrorists from entering Canada and then easily crossing into the U.S. If they will not do this, we must begin stringent examinations of all entries from Canada and exclusion or detention of anyone appearing suspicious, for any reason.
As of the 2012 competition (for which entries are due on January 25 , 2012, all entries, from the written word to moving images, must be submitted digitally through Pulitzer's website.
On Tuesday, the Oxford English Dictionary made all the entries from its 20-volume second edition available on its Web site (www.oed.com).
All the entries from the co-op bank were hand written.
All the entries from the essay contest inspired me to create a documentary about women's stories of their wedding gowns.
You can see all the entries from last year here, as well as a list of different events they're hosting throughout the summer.
Note: It will allow you to clear all the entries from the address cache.
