The phrase "as it opens a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing a consequence or result that occurs as a result of something being opened or initiated.
Example: "The new policy is beneficial, as it opens a pathway for more efficient communication within the team."
Alternatives: "since it creates a" or "because it provides a".
The investment is aiming to help the company cope with its rapid growth, as it opens a new, 100,000 square-foot framing workshop in picturesque Richmond, Kentucky.
Facebook will create 800 new jobs in London over the next year, increasing its UK workforce by more than 50%, as it opens a new office in the capital on Monday.
Window glass breakage plays a key role in compartment fire development as it opens a new vent for fresh air that accelerates the fire.
As it opens, a young woman named Terry -- she's maybe 18 or 20 -- has just given birth to a baby in a hospital on the Lower East Side.
Those brewers will cheer the discovery of eubayanus, as it opens a trove of genes that did not make the transition to pastorianus but which might help the process of cold brewing.
But on Thursday the city will begin to offer a more hopeful image and a new set of memories as it opens a minor league baseball stadium, the first in a series of major projects to rebuild and refashion downtown.
By 2007, it became Twin River Casino, as it opened a $225 million expansion with 4,700 slot machines, a concert venue and plains of parking.
The government laid out the proposals as it opened a 12-week consultation Monday.
Locating an ancient riverbed they steer into it, following as it opens into a valley where they disembark.
But it's clear the sale will create more competition for mobile phone, wireless Internet and streaming video services as it opens up a broad swath of airwaves.
A committee of MPs has demanded answers from the trustees of Carillion's pension scheme and regulators as it opened an investigation into how the company collapsed, leaving behind a retirement scheme with a deficit set to hit £900m.
