The phrase 'a good gateway' can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an entry point or introduction to something. For example, "This book provides a good gateway into the complex world of quantum physics."
Malaga is a good gateway for many of the golf courses of Andalucia.
"As Dante and Randal expressed how I felt in my twenties, I thought they'd be a good gateway for articulating how I am now.
Persson offered me a wrapped candy called Dumle, which he described as "a good gateway for people who don't think they like licorice". It was a chocolate-coated caramel with a distinct but subtle anise aftertaste.
John went to John Malone at TCI and pitched the idea that the Internet was of interest beyond television programming and that a good gateway to it would be good business.
This is a good gateway for people who hate vegetables (me).
It might be a good "gateway" mouse, as I noted in the intro, but it's no better than the Kinzu in that regard, and the Kinzu has a much better layout.
Replying and participating in hashtag conversations around a TV show seems like a really good gateway drug to get people hooked on the call and response of a Twitter conversation.
So what makes a good science gateway?
A good mark might be a gateway to college and a decent job in government, computing or banking.
Huntsville is the major gateway, and a good place to stock up with camping and fishing supplies.
The skills learned at University, once thought as the gateway to a good salary, are no longer necessary, of sufficient, especially when it comes to finding an opportunity in the tech sector.
