The phrase "an open sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or practice where information, ideas, or resources are freely shared among individuals or groups.
Example: "The conference encouraged an open sharing of ideas among participants to foster collaboration and innovation."
Alternatives: "a free exchange" or "a transparent sharing".
TCP/IP created an open, shared public network without any central authority or party responsible for its maintenance and improvement.
In this paper, we present the design and implementation of FITS (Future Internet Testbed with Security), an open, shared, and general-purpose testbed for the Future Internet.
This is an open, shared courtyard where you can see designers, artists and sculptors at work in their studios; many live upstairs.
In the face of the large number and wide variety of engineering materials, it is very necessary to research and develop an open, shared, and scalable knowledge framework for implementing domain-oriented and knowledge-based material selection.
The survival of these traditions is a treasure that tells us of a common origin, of an open, shared space, whose limits we are incapable of defining.
Metaweb develops both semantic data storage infrastructure for the web, and Freebase, an "open, shared database of the world's knowledge".
(See: "Daiichi Sankyo Decides Generics Are Healthy Biz" ) Daiichi also said it would make an open share offer to bring its holding to 50.1%, in a deal it valued at up to $4.6 billion.
Although more delirious patients were admitted in a bed in an open shared room, this factor showed no higher risk (Table 6).
The platforms have enabled a new Internet finance ecology that provides services to hundreds of millions of users through an open-sharing mechanism.
Moodle, Sakai, LearnBoost and Instructure lead the charge as open-source ed-tech companies and products, while Creative Commons licensing has spearheaded a shift toward open sharing and open publishing on a personal level.
