The phrase "a further opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional opportunity or chance for something to happen or be explored.
Example: "The negotiations led to a further opening for collaboration between the two companies."
Alternatives: "an additional opportunity" or "a new avenue".
This has just given a boost to political groups who are already opposed to a further opening of the sector".
He might, however, support a further opening of the economy in his first five-year term, some political insiders said.
So when the United States proposed a further opening of world markets, developing nations struck back, starting in Seattle in late November 1999.
The only positive glimmer from this scandal is that it should lead to a further opening of Germany's clubby politics and society.
Against a backdrop of rancorous debate inside the parliament, Bulgaria's politicians are inching towards a further opening of files prepared by the country's communist-era intelligence services.
The British argued that, since the United States' treaty in 1844 with China could be renegotiated after 12 years, so could the Nanjing one, offering the prospect of a further opening up of China.
"There is strong opposition to any further opening up of the court amongst the professions.
Echoing all four candidates in October's presidential elections, who say Brazil's Achilles' heel is its chronic trade deficit, Mr. Jank predicted that "any further opening will be negotiated, and I believe negotiated firmly".
Celtic piled forward in the closing stages but failed to create any further openings as Motherwell celebrated a hard-earned victory.
In less than two years in office, he has appointed two justices, and he has vowed to fill any further openings with more staunch conservatives.
Despite having plenty of possession for the remainder of the first half Thistle struggled to create any further openings before the break.
