The phrase "applied for entry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of submitting a request or application to gain access to a place, program, or event.
Example: "She applied for entry to the prestigious university after completing her high school education."
Alternatives: "requested admission" or "sought access".
At his arraignment on Oct. 27, Mr. Largay applied for entry into a community labor service program.
Untypically, he decided not to embarrass the government and obediently applied for entry visas whenever he visited Britain.
The figures show that 522,155 students applied for entry in 2005 through the admissions service, Ucas, and 78% (405,370) were accepted.
More than 540,000 students have applied for entry to university for this September, and while the main deadline has now passed, applicants can still apply to Ucas.
The stay means that Clarett and the Southern California star receiver Mike Williams, who both applied for entry into the draft after Scheindlin's ruling, will be barred from it instead.
"Finding something in our neighborhood that both of our kids connected to, where we could have them in the same school — and one with a highly talented and wonderfully pedigreed senior staff — seemed like a great find," says Liza Landsman Gold, a private-equity partner whose two children, currently in different public schools, applied for entry.
Thus, from a regulatory perspective, the overarching guideline for biosimilars does not apply for generic market entry [ 5].
I wanted to work in a museum and applied for entry-level admin jobs, but after a few months of receiving no responses, took a job in retail where I now work in a head-office admin role.
The charities apply for entry, then negotiate with the Road Runners for the number of slots.
It is also important to cut the cliches when applying for entry level jobs or work experience.
This means it can apply for entry to UN bodies, and is now a member of UNESCO.
