"entry cost" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to the fee associated with admission to an event, such as a concert or amusement park. For example, "The entry cost for the concert was $50 per person".
These business functions include order entry, cost accounting, employee time records and payroll, and customer billing.
For example, engineering degrees for 2014 entry cost £8450 compared to £7400 for a degree in English.
A better idea is imposing an entry cost for a permit that a driver loses if found to be violating the rules.
The extra cost was figured into the entry cost for runners, but because Hurricane Sandy forced the cancellation of the marathon, no fees were paid.
Electronic guinea pigs in the form of battery-powered parrots and purple dinosaurs can be found in thrift shops and rec-room closets, so the entry cost is low.
It also took issue with the entry cost for potential partners, arguing that "the level of funding that new shareholders are required to meet is set at a level that will exclude many, if not all, new members".
Mr Oberg said that the falling entry cost for space launches has encouraged not only new projects from countries such as China and India, but the birth of a new commercial sector, with three main players developing the capacity to deliver crews into orbit.
Entry cost per call at port i ⋅ pci = 5000 RMB.
The good news is that the entry cost is, for the most part, generally low.
Table 3 Teacher decision to enter transfer market Entry cost parameters (Std. err).
The entry cost contains the error term ν, which is distributed i.i.d.i.d
