The phrase "make entries for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of recording information or data in a specific format or system.
Example: "Please make entries for all the transactions in the ledger by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "record entries for" or "log entries for".
The shutdown began when the owners and trainers, who are all members of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, refused to make entries for the scheduled races, because a bill that would have provided about 3 and a half million dollars more for the purses, mostly of the run-of-the-mill events that keep the smaller stables going.
Owners and trainers, all of them members of the Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, wouldn't make entries for the Grey Lag Handicap or for any of the other events because the legislature in Albany hadn't passed a bill providing pensions and other welfare benefits for grooms, exercise boys, other stablehands, and trainers.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, February 10 , 1968P. 111 One of the latest strikes is that of the horsemen at Santa Anita, who, pending the settlement of their demand for a larger share of the track's take from the pari-mutuel, have refused to make entries for the races.
Desperately searching for a racecourse where the going is not measured in fathoms, Nicky Henderson has started making entries for his horses in Ireland, traditionally the home of heavy going through the jumps season.
who handle the horses of the larger stables made entries for the races at the Big. A. Tells about the confrontation, forty men were arrested, and about the settlement.
The Ultra's front seats are weak on lateral support, but then again, they do make entries and exits easier for the Motrin crowd.
You'll probably have seen the headlines – there is a salary premium for postgraduate study of £200,000, but difficulties in funding make entry tricky for students from less affluent backgrounds, so the salaries on offer are less accessible.
High set-up and maintenance costs make entry into this clique difficult for immigrants.
In our "War on Terror," which includes our seemingly unending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, we have managed to make entry to the US unfriendly for most foreigners, with eye scans, strip searches, and fingerprinting.
GPs maintained that too much time was spent on paperwork, e.g., the time used for making entries in the electronic patient record system, or on administrative meetings during on-call duties.
The participants completed diary entries for a couple of days to get used to the registration, and then they made entries and received daily feedback for four weeks.
