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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allowed entries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to entries that are permitted or accepted in a particular context, such as a competition or a database.
Example: "Please ensure that all allowed entries are submitted by the deadline to be considered for the prize."
Alternatives: "permitted entries" or "accepted entries".
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For this year only, the prize allowed entries from around the world, and the 30-year-old Penkov beat a shortlist which included the Booker-nominated Deborah Levy, former winner Julian Gough and the award-winning MJ Hyland.
Wheeler's breakthrough was to rejigger the data into a format that allowed entries to be linked by similarity, instead of the exact matches required with most relational databases.
The electronic record systems in both Trusts allowed entries of all CORC core measures.
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In theory nobody is allowed entry.
"People are not allowed entry into restaurants," he said.
Aides ordinarily allowed entry as "plus-ones" were barred.
He had been given an access card that would have allowed entry to the building.
The first guest to arrive with a unique ticket will be allowed entry to the ceremony.
Reporters were not allowed entry to the neighborhood, where some 130,000 of Medellín's 2.5 million residents live.
Only reporters who had registered the day before were allowed entry, and they were required to wear identity badges.
It was well known for its tight security: Before being allowed entry, diners were frisked by a security officer.
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