"fix the gate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in imperative form as a command or instruction to someone to repair a gate. Example: "Please fix the gate before the cows get out again."
Jack's mother ignored this, said, "He used a come home every year, even after he was married and down in Texas, and help his daddy on the ranch for a week, fix the gates and mow and all.
He sets out on a Saturday morning with a list of chores — mow the paths to the stream; fix the broken locust gate; dig compost into last year's squash patch — and proceeds to work madly until they are all done.
Mr. Shivery said fixing the sluice gate would cost millions of dollars that the town does not have.
His landlord, Latifullah, had been next door, fixing the metal gate in the wall around his home.
"By fixing the rear gate, that improves the rigidity and torsion, and that minimizes the weight needed to achieve the targets".
We'd greatly appreciate it if you could fix the situation at WeWork Golden Gate in San Francisco as soon as possible so we can continue to recruit and work with amazing people.
But Google decided to make this a part of the brand's story right out of the gate, and scrambled to fix the fashion bit after.
Further scrutiny revealed that modifications to the frequency window parameter used in the software gating process could fix the error.
For New York sea gates alone won't fix the city's problems any more than will porous streets with catchment basins and waterproof vaults under sidewalks to secure electrical systems.
Another solution is to fix the problem by using another technology, like location gating or NFC.
