The phrase "an entry of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of inputting or recording data into a system or document.
Example: "Please make sure to complete an entry of information in the database for each new client."
Alternatives: "a data entry" or "a record of information".
Specifically, sixteen sites would permit the entry of information into a registry to run indefinitely or were undecided, and sixteen sites would either permit consent to banking of a blood sample to continue indefinitely into the future or were undecided.
They suggest that conscious access can be described as the entry of information into a dynamic routing system (Sackur and Dehaene, 2009; Dehaene et al., 2014) in which information is stabilized, transferred to a processor, exploited in a determined time, and then transferred again to the next stage.
Beyond this point and up to ∼800 ms post stimulus, classifiers generalized to a wider neighborhood of latencies, consistent with the entry of information into evidence accumulation systems with longer time constants.
However, the standardized entry of information required for aggregation was an ongoing problem, with one practice manager commenting that she was reminding the doctors on a weekly basis to be timely and consistent with data entry so that quality improvement statistics were accurate.
But CareFirst claims I am simply not covered and the Cobra administrator mumbles something about "manual entry of information".
As data on some pedigrees was ambiguous or incomplete, prespecified rules were used for the entry of information into each model (Table 1).
23 The WHO International Clinical Trials Registry platform 24 and the registry Controlled Clinical Trials 25 currently do not enable entry of information about subgroups.
As plasmodesmata connect the functional enucleate sieve elements of the phloem to their neighboring companion cells [ 31], this pathway is considered to allow the selective entry of information macromolecules into the phloem translocation stream.
This lack of integration requires redundant entry of information by multiple dispersed physicians caring for the same patient, and reliance on patients' self-reported drug and disease histories that have poor accuracy [ 12, 16, 21, 22].
Moreover, this way of arranging the pages is very advantageous for the addition of information: the common general headlines facilitate not only the automatic entry of information using scripts, but it is also very easy for the user to edit the information since an 'edit' button is present next to each headline, and new contents can be added intuitively.
