'entrance point' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a noun to refer to a place where something begins or where one enters. For example, you might say, "The entrance point to the park is located off of Main Street."
a barrel placed at the entrance point for that specific purpose.
"The Cartel" picks up at a relatively easy entrance point in this crowded and complicated story.
When recreating in these areas, many visitors park at a gateway as the main entrance point to the nature areas.
The most obvious entrance point, from Astor Hall on Fifth Avenue, would require slicing through the library's main exhibition space.
Will the primary entrance point be a computer, a television a cellular phone or perhaps a Webcam?
Although there is no way of knowing how many of the total entrants the 606 recorded individuals represent, officials said Sinjar was a primary entrance point.
"White-power skinhead music is by and large the main entrance point of people into this movement," Mr. Flanagan said in an interview.
Developers can also customize ESM platforms for their employees by making it the focal entrance point to the employees' digital portfolio.
At this, the city's grand entrance point for most 19th-century travelers, monuments of several epochs jostle each other in true Roman fashion.
But the most dynamic structure here has yet to be built: a low, sloping showroom that will one day be the entrance point for the complex.
I get that it's quite an ignorant sound, but if you mix it with music that won't be attacking on the virgin ear, you create an entrance point".
