The phrase "enter manually" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when someone needs to input data into a system or database by hand, instead of using a computer program or application to do it. For example, "If the data isn't found in the system, you'll need to enter it manually."
A. If you find your word-processing program consistently tripping over Latin names or scientific terms that are too numerous to enter manually into the program's dictionary, supplemental software can help speed things up.
Qty : this column you have to enter manually according to customer purchase qty.
" Out of these, you need to click, "enter manually" then you would type in your Email address (you have to have one if you have a Facebook! " Once you have finished select send. The picture or pictures should be in your Email inbox. It will say the picture/pictures are from your phone number. Then the thumbnail will appear when you click the message.
The numbers must be entered manually.
Characters and numbers can also be entered manually using the watch's revolving bezel-type keyboard.
The facility also lacked a written policy for verifying data entered manually into the computer system.
Poll workers recorded the machines' votes by hand, then sent their paper tallies to a police precinct, where they were entered manually into a computer.
Many records have to be entered manually into computer systems, he said, and benefits have to be calculated individually for every applicant.
According to Ms. Melander, the system reads plates accurately 93percentt of the time; plates that can't be read by the software are entered manually.
All the information was entered manually, and no data were imported from personal finance or bookkeeping programs, financial institutions or other sources.
The least legible invoices, often either handwritten or sent as low-resolution faxes, were entered manually, and a customized scanning program was used for the high-quality copies.
