The phrase "a door that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a door that has a specific function or purpose in the future.
Example: "This is a door that will lead you to new opportunities in your career."
Alternatives: "a gateway that will" or "an entrance that will".
One man appears to be heading for a door that will strike him at chin level.
"Writing a novel," says 21-year-old Samantha Shannon, "is like knocking on a door that will never open.
When Ashcroft was 11 his father died suddenly of a brain haemorrhage, which he says, "opened a door that will never be closed".
Speaking into a microphone adorned with a tiny American flag, he said, "I want you to hear this clearly: You opened a door that will never be closed again".
"You opened a door that will never be closed again," Mr. Ferrer said in his concession speech delivered just before 11 p.m. "A new ship has docked in the New York harbor today filled with hopes and dreams of the beautiful array of cultures and neighborhoods that make our city the capital of the world," said Mr. Ferrer, who promised to support Mr. Green.
Davuluri said she hopes cutting the swimsuit competition will open a door that will lead to a much more diverse pool of contestants. .
One million adolescents become pregnant each year, opening a trap door that will drop many of them into a lifetime of poverty.
There are also two tables; a couple more will be added soon, along with a glass door that will separate the sushi area from the rest of the restaurant.
Instead of pushing at a Pakistani door that will never open, the Obama administration instead should treat Pakistan as a sponsor of the Taliban and on that basis involve Pakistan in talks on Afghanistan.
For example, you have a command door that will only open if someone types in the word 'Mario'.
If Israelis are rooting for Egypt's military, it's because they want a government next door that will respect the two countries' peace treaty.
