"do the entry" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to write or record something in a designated space or location, such as a form or notebook. Example: "Please make sure to do the entry for each transaction in the ledger." In this sentence, "do the entry" means to record each transaction in the ledger.
Walter M. Arsenault, the commission's executive director, said that there were enough dockworkers, but that traditionally most chose not to do the entry-level work of handling luggage at the cruise-ship terminals or driving new cars off ships.
I've seen so many young interns and young assistants and old interns and old assistants over the course of my career refuse to grasp this – they refuse to do the entry-level research and transcriptions and blogposts because they believe they're the voices of their generations (silly me!) and should be editing entire magazines or flying to Paris to cover fashion week.
They may feel left out if only you do the entries, and they can eventually get mad and quit.
Does the entry give you an identity or a clue to his employer?
Both of Harvard's fours with coxswain entries in the Britannia Cup advanced as did the entry from Colgate.
The recording and verification of emissions creates uncertainty, as does the entry of new countries into the system".
Professor Wuthnow too finds that delayed marriage and parenthood, economic instability and the constant blitz of new information and alternative lifestyles present a new challenge to religious institutions, as did the entry of women into the paid work force.
The "rose-red city", as poet John William Burgon dubbed it, still has the power to amaze – as does the entry price: JD50 (£42) for one day, rising to JD60 (£52) for three days.
Does the entry of Microsoft and Intel into the cell phone business spell the death of innovation and profits?
While this is done, the entry will be clearly marked as disputed, until the matter is resolved.
