The phrase "and opened the process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the initiation or commencement of a procedure or series of actions.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the new policy, and opened the process for public feedback."
Alternatives: "and initiated the process" or "and commenced the process."
The F.A.A. must now consider these companies' objections, and presumably gauge the issue of appearances, before deciding whether to alter its plans and open the process.
The New York City Campaign Finance Board -- charged with enforcing controls on special interests in city elections and opening the process to political newcomers -- is understandably taking issue with what could be an unintended consequence of the plan to eliminate party primaries in local elections.
"That's the astonishing part to see how, with just the words, it scintillates, it sparkles".The players, speaking on live webchats in the "fairy bower" during rehearsal, remark on the strange freedom of leaping in and opening the process to outsiders.
David Warburton, the HCA's head of area, said they had initially jointly agreed a vision for new homes, retail units, employment space and community facilities, and opened the tender process in March to find a developer.
Paul claims the bill would hold agencies accountable by "cutting red tape and opening the regulatory process to scrutiny".
Collins said it received thousands of entries and opening the normally closed process would make recording the English language more democratic.
"How do we open the process and get more competition?" He didn't have to ask the question.
Open the nose of the pliers, applying outward pressure on the pliers and opening the ring in the process.
"Without the terms of this contract extension, we're left with no choice but to open the process competitively and pursue all options for the 777X".
They gum up the process and open the door to legal complaints.
