The phrase "an entry form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document that individuals fill out to participate in a contest, event, or application process.
Example: "To enter the competition, please complete an entry form and submit it by the deadline."
Alternatives: "a registration form" or "an application form".
Includes an entry form for the free 1985 Premium Catalogue addressed to C.I.A. Comix Novelties.
But for the 100th United States Open, which begins Thursday at Pebble Beach, that name was not on an entry form.
Beverly Klass was 10 years 7 months 21 days old when she played in the 1967 event after sending in an entry form.
Her request for an entry form had been returned to her, along with a note explaining that the distance was too strenuous for a woman.
The tournament's Web site (www.crosswordtournament.com/index.htm) offers an introductory brochure and an entry form as well as instructions on how to compete in the event from the comforts of home.
THE first time the son filled out an entry form for the United States Open, the father, who had played in the 1955 Open, had some words of advice.
The application consists of a data entry form, a knowledge base, an inference engine, and a patient database.
All OHCA patient information was input by using an online entry form by EMS personnel, which basically conformed to the Utstein form, with some additions.
Please submit your entry (or nominate someone as an entrant) by filling out a competition entry form on ignite-good.org.org
The software consists of a data entry form where the user specifies a data file with the rating data on their personal computer.
Once women have consented to be involved in the trial, their entry details will be recorded on a trial entry form and they will be randomised via a central telephone randomisation service to one of two treatment groups, early planned birth or expectant management.
