"a global gateway" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to denote a portal which connects two or more places or continents, such as an international airport, a globalized trading system, or a multi-language website. For example, "This new international airport is a global gateway for travelers from all around the world."
New York officials have long taken pride in the city's status as a global gateway.
FOR years, Dubai strove to capture the imagination of the financial world, projecting its young financial centre as a "global gateway" for capital.
However it turns out, though, a wonderful model, with a 150-year-old pedigree, is about to die as the maximum security prison replaces the crystal palace as the prototype of a global gateway.
Yet none would have counted for much without an airport like O'Hare, which is genuinely a global gateway.Beyond pork belliesChicago's other great claim to global-city fame rests on the dominance of its exchanges in the world trading of futures and derivatives.
That means that while iMessage requires a data or Wi-Fi connection, Xiaomi messages will go through SAP's global gateway of over 990 operators globally, an SAP representative said.
"Asian investors continue to show a strong preference for trophy assets in global gateway cities," Giuffrida said.
The so-called global gateway cities like New York, Washington, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Boston have become magnets for employers, residents and investors, according to the report.
Meanwhile, CityJet, an Air France subsidiary based in Dublin, connects the Irish capital with Charles de Gaulle Airport, near Paris, another global gateway.
The Global Gateway area on Monster.com, where Americans can look for international jobs, for example, recorded a 12percentt drop in visits, to 517,000 in September from 586,000 the previous month.
In global gateway cities, Chinese firms were frequently the top bidder for trophy assets, pushing up prices.
Further down the line, it is looking to move into "global gateway cities," with the likes of Tokyo, Osaka, Bangkok and Brisbane among those that are on the list.
