The phrase "any entries from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific submissions or contributions from a source, such as a database, list, or collection.
Example: "Please review any entries from the last quarter to assess our progress."
Alternatives: "any submissions from" or "any contributions from".
Look up any entry from "barroom" to "Bayreuth," and Mr. Bolcom could give you brief meditations in the manner of Messiaen, playful updates of old-style pop-music harmonies and inventive disruptions of steady, on-the-beat timekeeping.
This latter result contrasts with the 221 genes described in the original S. glossinidius genome paper with no homology with any entry from public databases [ 31].
The new procedures included requiring more information about the health status of detainees on arrival at the cells, detailed information including a diagnosis and treatment plan from any hospital visits, having nurse on call for police to consult, and keeping a medical summary that pulled any relevant entries from the computerised custody records system into a printable health running sheet.
To eliminate any redundant entries from the TRF output, all embedded TR arrays were discarded; in the case when two arrays had the same sequence coordinates a TR with a larger unit size was discarded.
Remove any unnecessary entries from the Windows Context Menu (the menu that pops up when you right-click something).
Also, please feel free to point out any entries you recognize as stolen from the internet.
Also the numbers show that more girls entered physics this year than any since 1999, while entries from girls for chemistry and biology are at their highest ever.
We may not be getting any more animated Laffer entries from the series' creator, but Lowe's legacy endures in other ways.
The promoter of the prize is VICE Media and we reserve the right to amend or alter the terms of competitions at any time and reject entries from entrants not entering into the spirit of the competition.
