The phrase "an open community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group or organization that is inclusive, welcoming, and accessible to all individuals.
Example: "Our goal is to foster an open community where everyone feels valued and heard."
Alternatives: "a welcoming community" or "an inclusive community".
"B.P.L. is committed to working with elected officials and community stakeholders to develop an appropriate plan for the Pacific Street building through an open community process.
In the movie Mr. Manfredi plays a Sicilian carpenter whose son, a schizophrenic, is part of an open community for the mentally ill.
The vetting includes an application, outreach from Eyeo, a signed agreement and a proposal posted to an open community message board.
"In the 1960's we were filled with idealism and even promised to create an open community before federal law required it.
The units are separated by corrugated metal louvered shades which, when rolled up, allow the market to continue as an open community center.
Stavros Stavrides, a Greek academic specialising in spatial politics, is clear that for a commons to remain an open community it needs to be able to incorporate newcomers.
We'll continue to be that way, we'll continue to develop our products & technology in an open, community-based, collaborative way.
The foundation, to be created within 90 days, will "ensure the neutrality and longevity of OpenSocial as an open, community-governed specification for building social applications across the Web," the companies said.
The foundation, which will be created within 90 days, will "ensure the neutrality and longevity of OpenSocial as an open, community-governed specification for building social applications across the Web," the companies said.
Global Biotic Interactions (GloBI) provides such tools by way of an open, community-driven infrastructure designed to lower the barrier for researchers to perform ecological systems analysis and modeling.
Designer Jesse Schell's project, Game Sprout, provides an open community-oriented platform where kids can submit game design ideas and build projects through public vote and with the mentorship of experienced game developers.
