The phrase "an opening for future" is not correct as it lacks clarity and specificity.
It could be used in contexts discussing opportunities or possibilities that may arise later.
Example: "This project creates an opening for future collaborations with other organizations."
Alternatives: "a gateway to future" or "a chance for future".
"If this rule is allowed to stand, we could see an opening for future jurisdictional takings by the federal government, transforming a cooperative relationship between Alaska and the Fish and Wildlife Service to one of servitude," Young said.
This finding provides an opening for future studies to dissect the roles of various factors present in RA synovium for their ability to differentially regulate MMP-1 versus MMP-3.
These findings provide evidence that target-specific outgrowth, attributed to a given midbrain DA neuron subtype, can be controlled and redirected in hESC-derived cell preparations, thus providing an opening for future efforts to enhance the fiber outgrowth to specific target nuclei.
Opponents of same sex marriage lobbied against the civil union legislation, some saying they worry that the civil union law will eventually wind up creating an opening for some future effort to legalize sex marriage.
Strassmann says the study provides an interesting opening for future research to identify the neural and genetic building blocks of social interaction.
But those who discern an opening for a more hopeful future, even a glimmer of outright resolution, have always been proved wrong.Yet there seems room, for now, for relations to warm.
Ideally, it will provide an opening for expanded cooperation in the future.
These are times when we experience a breakthrough or transformation in our relationship to the future--when the future is an opening for unprecedented action.
Unfortunately in the case of Vieth v. Jeblirer in 2004, four conservative Justices joined an opinion by Justice Scalia that the Supreme Court had no jurisdiction over partisan gerrymandering while Justice Kennedy concurred in the result but left some opening for future challenges.
The change of leadership that is expected to take place at the 16th Party Congress in the fall has also provided an opening for a more general review of future options, even the scope of political change.
Most of the cardinals, handpicked by John Paul II, share his views, but others have hinted that there is room for more discussion in the future, leaving an opening for a moderate candidate without affronting conservatives.
