"entry voucher" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a voucher or coupon that grants one access to an event or place. For example: "Everyone must have an entry voucher in order to gain access to the amusement park."
National Rail's Days Out Guide website offers downloadable two-for-one entry vouchers for a wide range of attractions that can be used if you travel by train.
His final contribution to the House of Lords was on 22 July, in a debate on entry vouchers for the dependents of immigrants.
GPs 1 200 were sent a standard questionnaire (StQ) and offered an incentive (see Additional file 1), a prize draw entry for a £100 voucher.
The aim of this study was to investigate whether questionnaire length and/or the offer of an incentive (a prize draw entry for a £100 voucher) improved response of GPs to a postal questionnaire survey.
GPs were allocated to one of four groups according to their ID number: GPs 1 200 were sent a standard questionnaire (StQ) and offered an incentive (see Additional file 1 ), a prize draw entry for a £100 voucher.
The random sample of GPs was assigned to one of four groups of 200, each receiving a different questionnaire, either a standard (eight sides of A4) or an abbreviated (four sides of A4) questionnaire, with or without the offer of an incentive (a prize draw entry for a £100 voucher) for completion.
Mooradian will likely discuss the length of current wait lists for housing vouchers and entry into the stock of affordable housing projects in Glendale and what plans the city has for future developments.
And these women would have more money because married people automatically get a coupon —or more likely, a voucher — for discounted entry into the middle class.
Rewards for surveys typically take the form of sign-up bonuses, vouchers and – frustratingly – entry into prize draws.
However this is not a fee-paying school largely because, according to its Wikipedia entry, a system of school vouchers make such things extremely rare.
