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Discover LudwigThe phrase "chance to enter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an opportunity or possibility to participate in something, such as a contest or event.
Example: "Don't miss your chance to enter the competition before the deadline."
Alternatives: "opportunity to participate" or "possibility to join".
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Others just saw a chance to enter the housing market.
This is it, your last chance to enter The Ethicist's essay contest.
Users are then given a chance to enter a different search term.
"She did not have the chance to enter Myanmar [Burma] again," the official said.
Unfortunately, I completed the transaction before I had a chance to enter the code.
It offers its users a chance to enter a reality of their own making.
She said she would still like the chance to enter the assistant manager training program.
Game of Thrones also has a chance to enter the record books on Sunday night.
Here's a chance to enter his world and hear him in full flow.
People waited for a chance to enter the octagon and pose with a championship belt slung over their shoulder.
And then, for an unnoticed sport, a chance to enter a Vancouver otherworld surely lies with skeleton.
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