The phrase "central doorway" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a doorway that is located in the center of a building or room. Example: As I entered the grand lobby of the hotel, my eyes were immediately drawn to the stunning central doorway, adorned with intricate carvings and a majestic archway.
Flanking a central doorway are two large, identical bays in cast iron, with delicate Federal-style ornament.
Cut them down by a third and they could be ordinary Midtown row houses, except for the single central doorway with elaborate torchiers.
Judging from an early photograph, the central doorway carried a medallion with a dancer, along with a painted sign reading Temple of the Helen Moller School.
The architects, Platt Byard Dovell White, wanted to widen the central doorway about fivefold, but all they eked out of the landmarks commission was permission to create doors out of two flanking windows.
The Hazor building showed a feature corresponding to the biblical description of the "brazen pillars" on either side of the central doorway of Solomon's Temple, which had been built by Phoenician craftsmen in the 10th century bc.
The architects worked in a delicate neo-Federal style to remake the first floor into a two-story colonnade with an intricately patterned frieze and a central doorway with a broken pediment.
Entrance to the courtyard is from the exterior the acropolis via these central doorways on the north, south and west sides.
The central door was 3.5 m wide and the flanking doorways measured 1.2 m wide.
A central semicircular-arched doorway has cast-iron lion-head knockers.
Demonstrators climbed into the rafters of a central room, blockaded doorways, passed out Christmas stockings stuffed with coal and splattered the top American negotiator with a cream pie at a news conference tonight.
G1 HOUSE & HOME F1-14 ARTS E1-18 SPORTS D1-18 SCIENCE/HEALTH Fracas at Global Warming Talks Protests at the talks in the Hague on a climate treaty reached a high pitch, with demonstrators climbing into the rafters of a central room, blockading doorways and splattering the top American negotiator with a cream pie.
