The phrase "as entries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or data that are recorded or listed, often in a database or a log.
Example: "The data was organized as entries in the spreadsheet for easier analysis."
Alternatives: "in the form of entries" or "as records".
(Some of his analysis first appeared as entries on his blog).
Eisenhower won with his club ace, drew trumps and played on hearts, using dummy's diamond honors as entries.
Those feats became possible last week on Treasurydirect.gov, a Treasury Web site that has started selling bonds that exist only as entries in computerized accounts, not as certificates.
In addition to the 40 feature-length films, the festival is to offer about 20 original short films, as well as entries in documentary and student categories.
And even though I like to think of myself as being on the liberal side as far as entries go, RICTUS seems a bit icky to me.
It is in the nature of a 15×15 crossword to want 15-letter words, names and phrases to be found and displayed as entries.
They are best understood as entries in a giant ledger, the "blockchain", which contains the transaction history for every Bitcoin in circulation.
But whereas some had tried to create the electronic equivalents of bills and coins, bitcoins only exist as entries in a giant electronic ledger called the "blockchain".
The paper, sold in an 80-page notebook or as a bundle of 50 Post-it notes, allows users to specify whether their jottings are intended as e-mail or as entries on a To Do list, for example.
One law enforcement official described those being investigated as entries on what he called a "floating list" of people whose names were added and removed as the bureau questioned and investigated them.
In the meantime, Mr. Toscan du Plantier said, French producers have moved beyond French borders to the Ivory Coast, Nepal and Belgium, for instance, to make co-productions that qualify as entries from those countries.
