The phrase "opened the gateway" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something physical or metaphorical, such as a door or an opportunity. For example, "The mayor opened the gateway to a better future by investing in the city's infrastructure."
Easy access to and from the UK thanks to the Channel Tunnel has opened the gateway for Brits wanting to live here.
Her passions for art, music, nature and a spiritual life opened the gateway for scores of poignant friendships; she will be missed by all who knew her.
In the 1940's, in association with Oswald Avery and Colin MacLeod, Dr. McCarty determined that genes are made of DNA, a landmark discovery that opened the gateway to the modern era of molecular biology and molecular medicine.
The measurement of θ13 opened the gateway to the mass hierarchy and CP phase measurements.
The New York Times revealed this week that a Podesta staffer who had access to his email account accurately suspected the phishing email was the work of hackers, but a typo by another staffer declaring the password-reset message "legitimate" instead of "illegitimate" opened the gateway to Podesta's emails.
It opened the gateway to hundreds of untried substances and crucially, it revolutionised the way illegal drugs were bought and sold.
That's opening the gateway to massive privatisation and a loss of accountability.
The judge stressed in the McGartland case that he had read the High Court decision as going no further than "opening the gateway" to closed material proceedings being a "possibility", and he expected any application to use them to be "scrutinised with care".
The engineered Synechocystis cells are able to produce acetone (36.0 mg l−1 culture medium) using CO2 as the sole carbon source, thus opens the gateway for biosynthesis of ketones from CO2.
Of course, with a widget-based system, which requires companies to connect their various services to Cyfe to open the gateway so that data can be viewed in one dashboard, security is essential.
The purpose of this contribution is to present a survey of the recent developments in constructing composite science and technology (S&T) indicators on a national level as well as new evidence of the variability of such S&T indicators which opens the gateway to "country-tuning".
