The phrase 'national entry' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to instances when a country or nation enters or submits something (e.g. a competition, a course, a survey, etc.). For example, "This year's national entry to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit is the most impressive yet."
Yet Iran's government did allow Farhadi's movie to be submitted as an official national entry for the Academy Awards.
The priority date and the national entry date are not available for patents registered prior to October 1 , 1989
The politics can get nasty, for instance in 1990, when China tried to withdraw Zhang Yimou's film "Ju Dou" as its national entry, and in 1996, when Iran made a last-minute attempt to block "The White Balloon".
In the days before our meeting, the Russian film board had – to widespread amazement – nominated Leviathan as the national entry for the foreign language Oscar, despite its manifestly not promoting a patriotic agenda, as per government policy.
Lord Toby Harris, chair of National Trading Standards, said: "Our teams at sea ports, postal hubs and airports have seen a significant spike in the number of unsafe hoverboards arriving at national entry points in recent weeks and are working round the clock to prevent dangerous items from entering the supply chain".
Lord Toby Harris, chair of National Trading Standards (NTS), said: "Our teams have seen a significant spike in the number of unsafe 'hoverboards' arriving at national entry points in recent weeks and are working around the clock to prevent dangerous items from entering the supply chain".
The senators' memo calls for a new national entry-exit system to make sure that all foreign visitors leave when they are supposed to.
Literary works written in French in countries outside the Hexagon, including former dependencies, are discussed under the appropriate national entries.
Eurovision, in which viewers across Europe (broadly defined) select a winning song from competing national entries, is an annual festival of kitsch.
Just for a moment, all eyes are trained on Aintree instead of the Cheltenham Festival with the publication of the John Smith's Grand National entries.
Mullins has withdrawn his other two National entries - Prince De Beauchene and Boston Bob.
