The phrase "entry application" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a form or document that needs to be filled out in order for someone to apply for something. For example, "You must submit an entry application to enter the competition."
As a concrete example, we present the text entry application "Hex-O-Spell", controlled via motor-imagery based electroencephalography (EEG).
Almost any bed will do, according to the official entry application and the village even provides beds for those who do not bring their own.
Mr. Macleod accused Gen. de Gaulle of "slamming the door" on Britain's Common Market entry application, threatening Europe with division and jeopardizing the Western alliance.
The party's resistance to European Union membership has translated into an insistence on a drawn-out procedure that would have Icelanders approve any entry application in a referendum first, and then have a second referendum on entry terms agreed on with Brussels.
You can always "revoke your entry application" and try again later, he says.
Slides of stained target cells had barcodes affixed to them and were introduced into the system via the data entry application.
Entry applications vary, though most courses will accept A-levels (or equivalent) in either the arts, humanities or sciences.
No police action was taken but the school entry applications for children of the offending couples were dismissed.
Four youngsters from around the country were randomly selected from a pool of entry applications through a Chips Ahoy/Derek Jeter on-pack entry that was available at K-Mart stores.
The high enthalpies and relatively low pressure conditions in which these material samples have been tested in PWK3 are relevant for entry applications from Low Earth Orbit (LEO).
Turner says that while the changes are not due to come in for another 18 months, and current disabled students will be protected for 2015-16, stare alreadyeady seeing prospective students who are reconsidering their 2015 entry applications because they are worried that the changes will affect them.
