The phrase "entrance form" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to an application form to gain access to a certain place, event, or opportunity. For example, "I just filled out the entrance form to apply for a job at the new restaurant. Now I just have to wait to hear back from them."
In contrast, the Imam Mosque is the whole damn Tiffany's, big and slightly odd, the entrance forming the end of the square, facing straight down the plaza.
When he joined the service, he wrote on his entrance forms that he was a soccer player, but nothing had come of it.
The riot police swooped in front of the building's entrance, forming a last line of defense while brown-jacketed security guards peered anxiously from the doorway.
The riot squad "special police" swooped in front of the building's entrance, forming a last line of defence while brown-jacketed security guards peered anxiously from the doorway.
For each structure, the active site entrance forms a bottleneck that was used to delimit the volume of the gorge in the calculations.
But the exhibition itself leaves no doubt that the Quays are masters above all of an unusually entrancing form of stop-action animation they unveiled in 1979.
Today, the hundreds of people awaiting passage through either of the school's entrances form a pair of lines winding from the middle of East 82nd Street around the respective corners of First and Second Avenues and halfway up another block.
But even in ugliness Lubovitch found beauty; he created an idiom that reflected pain and even madness while revealing the human body's capacity for entrancing forms and shapes.
Like using multiple strokes on a canvas, we had the string players pluck and trem between notes of a chord at varying speeds and entrances forming flowing textures, rather than traditional sustained notes.
