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"the point of entry" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the place where something or someone begins a journey, process, or activity. For example: "The point of entry for the race is the starting line."
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"The magazine is the point of entry," Mr. Birch said.
Is it necessary to state your religion at the point of entry?
Instead, the point of entry was an employee's home machine, connected to the company's network.
This is the point of entry for students that are new to the game.
One of the main criteria is the point of entry into the EU.
They became the point of entry to health care for most women.
They focus on the point of entry, under a porte-cochere that originally sheltered people arriving by car.
Its function is unclear but it might be a manhole cover, the point of entry to some dark subterraneum.
Even so, detectors at the point of entry registered 15 times the normal level of background radiation.
"We cannot simply rely on picking the ball up at the point of entry," Dr. Acheson said.
In fact, the dialect is just the point of entry to poems that are heartfelt and subtle.
More suggestions(17)
the point of registration
the point of admission
the point of enrolment
the point of entrance
the point of introduction
the point of re entry
the verge of entry
the port of entry
the approval of entry
the point of intrusion
the day of entry
the point of integration
question of entry
the access point
the point of arrival
the intended destination
the intended purpose
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