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The phrase "are prevented from entering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or groups are not allowed to access a place or situation.
Example: "Due to safety regulations, visitors are prevented from entering the construction site."
Alternatives: "are barred from entering" or "are restricted from entering".
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Medicines, vaccines and food are prevented from entering the country.
UN agencies have been barred from providing humanitarian aid in the state and journalists are prevented from entering.
This irrationality is mirrored in the UK, where refugees cannot seek asylum from outside the country, but are prevented from entering by the UK government.
Still, for the time being, both Sprint and WorldCom are prevented from entering into formal merger talks with other companies until they call off their merger, according to provisions of their initial agreement.
However, it is also important to ensure that persons in the vicinity of the welding operations are prevented from entering areas where arc welding is occurring and are warned not to stare at the arc.
Non-local icebergs are prevented from entering Køge Bugt by an area of islands and shallow bathymetry to the north of the bay, this obstructs iceberg transit along the inner-shelf26.
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Could latecomers to class be prevented from entering?
Should she be prevented from entering events as a woman?
Their lawyers were prevented from entering, but senior opposition politicians were allowed to go inside.
Both agencies have charged that they have been prevented from entering the Jenin camp.
Currently about 10%to20%0% of wood discarded during construction projects is prevented from entering landfills.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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