The phrase "entry points for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a concept of ways or methods to get to a goal or objective. For example, "We need to identify entry points for improving customer service."
How do you get new players in? (Paul Sams) There are multiple entry points for players.
We should welcome action, but we should also set minimal entry points for businesses who choose to sign up.
Although accessible, stylish play scripts could offer handy entry points for Shakespeare newbies, one almost wonders why O.S.F.
Monique Goyens, the group's director, said: "Search engines are consumers' entry points for product information and price comparisons.
"There are fewer entry points for newcomers, and we are seeing a wave of lay-offs and cutbacks".
But they are the entry points for a lot of people who want to get into Manhattan or who simply want a bigger space".
The program does not cause major damage but can leave entry points for hackers on infected computers and can record the victim's keystrokes.
"We need a better understanding of what the entry points for forced labour are and we need to have better intervention strategies to stop it from happening".
Find this informative career route map which sets out entry points for careers in engineers, further and higher education and professional qualifications.
Questions about prayer, for example, are normally one of the best entry points for probing the reality of anyone's religious life, including one's own.
Funds for the Border Patrol, which scouts the border between entry points for illegal immigrants, increased by 70percentt since 2005 to $3 billion.
