"initial point of entry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a beginning or starting point of something. For example: "The initial point of entry for the project was to create a new design."
More to the point, perhaps, for the vast majority of people who are interested in business news, their initial point of entry is the stock market.
What our results do point to is that at the initial point of entry — hiring decisions — blacks remain substantially disadvantaged relative to equally qualified whites, and we see little indication of progress over time.
The oral cavity is the initial point of entry to the digestive and respiratory tract.
They are the initial point of entry for most investors and users of these digital assets, and as such, they are big business, and also fiercely competitive.
"He's this society walker who has his lady friends and a boyfriend on the side". On casting Harrelson, he adds, "His wittiness is the initial point of entry for the viewer into a story which takes a dark turn.
The needle was inserted at the midline near the heel and advanced anteriorly to the base of the second or third toe, where the drug was injected, forming a bleb that usually extended back to the initial point of entry.
Limited occupational outlets and social pressures encouraged their concentration near their initial points of entry on the Pacific Coast.
On touchscreens, it seems that icons as initial points of entry, and experiences that make full use of the hardware, will continue to persist as must-haves for consumers.
One of the most common initial points of entry for IMG physicians into the USA medical workforce is residency training program enrollment, even if physicians have already completed postgraduate training in their home countries.
What page was their point-of-entry?
