The phrase "a section of gate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or segment of a gate, often in contexts related to construction, design, or description of physical structures.
Example: "The contractor installed a section of gate to enhance the security of the property."
Alternatives: "a part of the gate" or "a segment of the gate".
The field trial was carried out over two days, beginning with a series of measurements along a defined section of gate road at various offset distances from the rib wall.
You can reach three of them and a section of wall via the gate on Suur-Kloostri.
As one of the five museums that make up Museum Island, it is home to full-scale assemblies of some of antiquity's most beautiful monuments including the Pergamon Altar of Ancient Greece and a section of Babylon's Ishtar Gate.
By merging data from the forward-facing scanner, a reconstructed plan view of the section of gate road evaluated (Fig. 9).
On the basis of the data of this study, no final conclusion can be made about whether, for a section of consecutive turns, increasing horizontal gate distance is an effective tool for speed reduction.
On the basis of the data of this study, no final conclusion can be made whether, for a section of consecutive turns, increasing horizontal gate distance is an effective tool for speed reduction.
Most of the now obsolete city wall was pulled down to build the roads, but two forts, a large gate, and a section of the wall were preserved.
"It should be the jewel of New York City, but instead it's turned into eight shades of lavender," said Peter F. Vallone Jr., a city councilman through whose district in Astoria the railroad bridge cuts before it spans a section of the East River known as Hell Gate, across to Wards Island and Randalls Island, linking Queens to the Bronx.
"Soon after the third goal went in, a section of Ghana fans pushed through a gate and made it onto the running track behind the goal.
