The phrase "a narrow gate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physical gates, metaphorical barriers, or choices in life that are limited or restrictive.
Example: "To achieve your dreams, you must pass through a narrow gate that requires hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "a tight entrance" or "a limited passage".
"The minuscule, a narrow gate, opens up an entire world".
Hundreds more wait outside a narrow gate in the 3-metre-high railings around the lot.
He complains that the current system is "a low wall and a narrow gate".
Continuing down the pore, when measured the distances between Cα-Cα in the same residue of the lower gate, state 1 still exhibit a narrow gate whereas state 3 has the widest lower gate.
A neutron counter with such a narrow gate will be virtually insensitive to accidental coincidences, making it possible to measure items with a high single neutron background to greater accuracy in less time.
We've got a low wall and a narrow gate -- by a low wall, it's too easy to come to the country illegally and by a narrow gate, it's too hard to come to the country legally.
These electrically induced regions are far shallower than anything that can be formed with present doping techniques; and the shallower source and drain confine the current so that a narrower gate can control it.
Both the time and gating problems have proven to be diminished by repeated sort cycles, enriching first the population of interest using a wide gate and after that using a narrower gate to purify it [ 30].
Karen Armstrong is a religious historian and the author of 19 books on religion as well as one about her own experiences as a young nun ("Through the Narrow Gate: A Memoir of Life In and Out of the Convent").
There was only one narrow gate, a three-foot wide opening, less than a meter, that in the panic hundreds, maybe thousands, made for.
Measurement of the upper pore helix gate in three mTRPML1 states shows that state 1 seems to adopt a narrow upper gate and state 2 has the widest upper gate.
