"information entry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of entering information into a system. For example: "The new employee received comprehensive training on information entry procedures before beginning her job."
Through power delay profile information, entry loss and multipath spreading were measured.
Further information, entry criteria and the application form is available through the Digital Mission website.
You can also download an app that mimics a mouse and keyboard for choosing videos and information entry.
The findings support that the development and implementation of an EMRS with direct clinician information entry within pediatric psychopharmacology clinic, is feasible.
In addition to product quality and safety information entry, the system can also automatically enter other information such as operators and managers, which will help the company's fine management and product quality and safety incidents.
The SMART-CM intermodal container transport platform is shown in Information gateway: Container status information entry point from a variety of available sources, (container security devices/e-seals, other RFID infrastructure, as well as sources such as Port MIS or fleet management systems).
Many commercial applications of LVCSR are widely employed, e.g., medical dictation, getting weather information, data entry, speech transcription, speech-to-speech translation, railway reservation, etc.
Efficiency benefits were expected as a result of EPRs, enabling speedier flows of information, data entry and completion of tasks such as discharges.
However, when a number of messages are to be aggregated, BMs may contain multiple information entries.
Given the information entries from the ABM and BMs, the relayer first removes those that have reached time-out (i.e., current time-time > duration) in the ABM and those that have incorrect time tags (i.e., time > current time).
Kate Anderson said she was not responsible for inputting that information and data entry was handled by someone else.
