The phrase "an entry of zero" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as data entry, programming, or mathematics to indicate that a value or input is zero.
Example: "In the dataset, we found an entry of zero, which may indicate a missing value or an actual measurement."
Alternatives: "a value of zero" or "a zero entry".
This is because these vertices are part of the same clique in the ambiguity graph, cf. Section 3. Recall that a tuple entry of zero indicates that all edges for the corresponding clique have already been inserted.
The drug treatments leading to significantly (p-value < 0.05) smaller intensity values compared to the control measurement 'X' were considered as efficient inhibitors, resulting in a table entry of zero.
The World Young Ladies Championship for the Rona Cup in Philadelphia this month had a disappointing entry of four teams.
All three medals could not be awarded unless there was a minimum entry of five individuals in any contest – but because of the "special circumstances" of the boycott, the Commonwealth nations voted halfway through the Games to award three medals regardless of the entries.
We examined the possibility of bias due to undiagnosed colorectal cancer cases at study entry by means of sensitivity analyses with and without a delayed entry of two and four years.
The shortlist, chosen from an entry of over 290 albums includes seven debut albums.
Breaking into a sealed room, now known as the Crown Room, and unlocking a chest within, he rediscovered the Honours of Scotland, which were then put on public display with an entry charge of one shilling.
The statement added: "With respect to the sanction, the judicial officer determined that the offence was low-end, which has an entry point of two weeks.
The spectators paid an entry fee of one shilling each, and the prize money for the winner was 12 guineas, plus a silver challenge cup valued at 25 guineas donated by the sports magazine The Field.
