The phrase "an established entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recognized or accepted point of access or information within a particular context, such as databases, directories, or records.
Example: "The database contains an established entry for each registered user, ensuring that their information is easily accessible."
Alternatives: "a recognized entry" or "a confirmed entry".
Viral plaque formation was reduced by ∼90% in human cells transfected with small interfering RNA targeting B5 or nectin-1, an established entry receptor.
CaSki (human cervical epithelial) cells were transfected with siRNA targeting B5, nectin-1, an established entry co-receptor, or as a control, HVEM, an alternative co-receptor that is not expressed at detectable levels on CaSki cells [4].
These reference values should be helpful in the evaluation of a variety of adult and childhood abnormalities involving fat, lean, and bone, for establishing entry criteria into clinical trials, and for other medical, research, and epidemiological uses.
We suggest, for instance, establishing entry to practice patient safety competencies and incorporating assessment of those competencies into licensure exams, as this will compel HP education programmes to more fully address safety.
These women are likely to have had an established malignancy at study entry, although this was not detected by pre-study assessment.
Over a 1-year period, Duke University Hospital engaged in the challenging task of enhancing an established computerized provider order entry (CPOE) system to address the unique medication dosing needs of pediatric patients.
Our comparison of the expression of Mcm-2 with that of Ki67, an established marker of cell cycle entry, shows a direct correlation between the frequency of expression of the two proteins.
This is the bare minimum for entry into an established business.
To compare completion and attainment on clinical phase assessments between students on a 4-year graduate entry course and an established 5-year undergraduate medicine course.
The additional work for their nurses (obtaining guardian consent, data extraction) and possibly other concerns established an entry barrier that resulted in less than the 100 required participants; thus not all planned statistics could be calculated.
In case South had the ace, West led his club queen, a Deschapelles Coup establishing an entry in his partner's hand for the spade ten.
