The phrase 'restrictions on entry' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any kind of regulations limiting entry into something. For example: "The government has tightened restrictions on entry into the country due to the ongoing pandemic."
There will be new restrictions on entry for foreign students.
Restrictions on entry are used to dissuade the entry of less productive individuals.
Launching his report Beyani said: "I am concerned about restrictions on entry imposed by neighbouring countries on people fleeing Syria.
Theoretically, this could include a work permit or visa system, restrictions on entry to those with job offers, a quota system or an emergency brake.
Foreign Minister Marwan Muasher confirmed that Jordan had already toughened existing travel restrictions on entry of Palestinians to the country across the Allenby Bridge over the Jordan River.
The claim that the Orange prize is sexist can be met by asking which literary prize, apart from the Nobel, places no restrictions on entry.
Days after Trump issued a 90-day travel restriction on entry into the United States for nationals of seven countries, his chief of staff announced that green-card holders from those countries would be admitted on a case-by-case basis.
This restriction on entry includes, but is not limited to, all Walmart retail locations.
Arguing that The Knowledge was a restriction on entry, the government last year proposed ending the black cabs' exclusive right to "ply for hire --pick up passengers--on London's streets.
As noted, a rationale must be given for marriage law which explains the restrictions placed on entry and exit, the allocation of resources to marriage, and legal discrimination on the basis of it.
But the government insisted on putting restrictions on the entry of people and supplies into the area.
