"entry paper" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it to refer to a document that serves as an entry point to a certain process, such as "She filled out the entry paper and submitted her application."
A 12-year-old schoolgirl has achieved the maximum score possible in a Mensa IQ test, a feat achieved by only 1% of those who sit the society's entry paper.
Donaldson also parallels elements in the episode to the plots of other episodes such as the fourth season entry "Paper Hearts", wherein it is suggested that a serial killer murdered Samantha.
Create corresponding data entry paper forms/data entry interface to a central database.
Data is collected and annotated using common data entry paper forms that are correlated with the CDEs developed by the Resource.
Data is collected and annotated using common data entry paper forms that are correlated with the CDEs developed by the Resource [ 12].
Therefore this data is highly heterogeneous and the method of input may be any combination of standardized electronic entry, paper entry, or manual entry for a given field.
He was whisked off to the immigration office, where officials said he had misled them on his entry papers.
United States port of exportation or point of border crossing as set out in the invoice and entry papers.
The men find a wallet on an enemy fighter that identifies the man as a young Syrian who wrote the word "jihad" on his entry papers.
United States port of exportation or point of border crossing as set out in the invoice and entry papers or, if no purchase was made, the value of the subcomponent at the time of its shipment for exportation, f.o.b.
But its concern stems not only from the whole nature of the disputed allegation that a London diplomat kept a slave, but also from the claim that Mr Koronky fooled the British embassy in Khartoum, by getting entry papers for Ms Nazer under false pretences.
