"per entry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically means "for each individual item/thing". For example: "You must purchase a ticket per entry."
Please note only one festival can be chosen per entry; V Festival tickets are for either Staffordshire or Essex, not both, as specified by entrant below.
You can ask friends for help, or ask them to perform in your film, but there can be only one named individual per entry.
Schools and colleges putting students in for the new qualification are paying £52 more per entry to exam boards than for students taking the more traditional GCSE route, a report by Ofqual found.
As with the London concert, those hoping to win tickets for Edinburgh have to text the answer to a multiple choice question for £1.50 per entry, plus the network charge.
In exchange for a high-profile fund-raising platform, the charities pay nonrefundable upfront fees that range from $525 to $950 per entry, depending on perks like advertising, and tents and buses on race day.
The covariance value of AWGN is 1 per entry.
Permissions can also be set on a per-entry basis.
However, when the suicide rate per prisoner entries per year is calculated, the ranking position changes and Portugal becomes the leader with a rate of eight suicide deaths per 10,000 prisoners admitted per year.
On average the participants completed 5.5 journal entries per week and spent on average 9.28 minutes per journal entry.
Over those five days, 300 nonresidents drove to Brookfield Town Park, but only 75 of them decided to stay and pay the $9 per person entry fee.
A per vehicle entry fee costs $25; admission by foot, bicycle or motorcycle is $12; both fees are valid for seven days (www.rubysinn.com/winter.html).html
