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"entry barriers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to obstacles that make it difficult for a business to enter and compete in a particular market. For example: "The high entry barriers in the telecommunications industry have prevented smaller companies from entering the market."
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Entry barriers to new competitors were formidable.
With film, the entry barriers were high.
Games as apps created dramatically lower entry barriers.
This means no entry barriers for the physicians, as there are no board-certification requirements.
"This may thus, create entry barriers and non-level playing field for these players, stifling innovation.
On the supply side, technological advances are toppling long-standing entry barriers.
"The car industry is a sector that has extremely high entry barriers.
It also lowered or eliminated entry barriers in dozens of industries.
Markets characterized by high entry barriers can be called blocked or protected markets.
Britain has helped knock down entry barriers to trade and make the European single market real.
They do not want to have draconian entry barriers that discourage creativity.
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