The phrase "entry areas" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific area or space where people enter a building or location. Example: Please remove your shoes before entering the building. The entry area is located to your left.
Vandal's firm also designed the entry areas to be distinct from the living space.
It limits its searches to "high barrier to entry" areas, where developers encounter obstacles to construction, strict zoning limitations or community resistance.
Apartment sizes will not change -- 395 square feet for the smallest studio to 465 square feet for the largest one-bedroom -- but some of the space will be taken by updated fully equipped kitchenettes with lower countertops and by larger bathrooms with walk-in showers with seats, grab bars, doors and entry areas widened to five feet to accommodate wheelchairs.
Then they can use information about which entry routes are most popular to increase the level of wayfinding ease in the entry areas of the facility and to strategically market library materials and services along highly-trafficked entry routes.
Examples were the patient entry areas, including waiting rooms, and public access toilets.
Sweep and/or vacuum the hallway, entrance way and back door entry areas.
Photo: Patrons of Newark Symphony Hall in its entry area recently.
THE BAR Small full bar in the entry area that also serves meals.
There will be a cappuccino bar and a refrigerator in the entry area with refreshments for guests.
The playful tone is set in the entry area with Julie Peppito's mixed-media sculptures hanging from the ceiling.
The departure curb was empty, and, besides some long lines at the Central Diner and the Dunkin' Donuts Express, the entry area was brisk, airy, and calm.
