The phrase "gatekeeper of knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who protects, controls, or has exclusive access to an area of knowledge, or who serves as an intermediary between those who have access and those who don't. For example, you could say: "The librarian is the gatekeeper of knowledge, providing access to resources for students and faculty."
Muslim teachers in both contexts acted as gatekeepers of knowledge while enacting their science curricula.
And because search engines are "increasingly the principal gatekeepers of knowledge," Hinman argues that "we find ourselves moving in a philosophically dangerous position".
This involves a shift in power relations, inverting traditional hierarchies in which teachers act as gatekeepers of knowledge and students are passive recipients.
Gazetteers are gatekeepers to knowledge of place.
Although arguments that the individual has a right to his or her own genetic information are hard to counter, we need to examine the ethics of information, asking how information is used and who has the power of gatekeeper over knowledge.
Ms. Carter, who was described by those who worked with her as Ms. Brooks's "gatekeeper," with close knowledge of Ms. Brooks's schedule, e-mails and meetings, lost her job as personal assistant amid the storm of recriminations after the disclosure that one of those whose cellphones had been hacked was Milly Dowler, a 13-year-old girl who was abducted and murdered in an outer London suburb in 2002.
All fear that as gatekeeper to the largest body of knowledge on the planet, Google will levy monopolistic control, creating a literary walled garden.
Although some client interactions were described as simple sales, many respondents presented themselves as gatekeepers of medicines and knowledge, reflecting a conceptualization of the distinctness of medicines over other commodities.
Helen Ashby, head of knowledge and collections at the National Railway Museum, said the first women rail workers were level crossing gatekeepers - a role that fitted in with family life.
Scientific journals serve not only as gatekeepers but also as gateways for the dissemination of quality research, playing an essential role in the transfer of knowledge among practitioners.
Are they instances of knowledge?
