The phrase "asylum opening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the initiation or establishment of an asylum or a process related to asylum applications.
Example: "The government announced the asylum opening to accommodate the increasing number of refugees seeking safety."
Alternatives: "asylum initiation" or "asylum launch".
When the asylum opened in 1885 it was the largest building in northern Michigan.
That year the first American school for the deaf, the Connecticut Asylum, opened in Hartford, and Brewster enrolled.
The History Farms dominated what was called Vandewater Heights, after a local landowner, until 1818, when the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum opened between 116th and 120th Streets and started the influx of institutions.
In the historical cohort, we began collecting data 28 years after the asylum opened in part to minimise any bias against admission.
Like other such groups, he said the long-term answer lay in a complete review of wider asylum strategy, opening up legal channels which would allow Britain and France to jointly examine asylum requests in Calais.
The building, designed by Alexander Jackson Davis, was the centerpiece of the Pauper and Lunatic Asylum, which opened in 1839.
They also reported filing 33 citizenship and 60 visa applications and opening 59 asylum cases in 2017.
On an episode of "Fox & Friends" that aired Wednesday, co-host Brian Kilmeade incorrectly said that a ruling issued Tuesday by the Department of Justice's Board of Immigration Appeals would allow Guatemalan victims of domestic abuse to win asylum in the U.S., opening the door to "instant citizenship".
In fact, the report written by Mr. Sarmiento, "On Popular Education", has an entire chapter on proposing regulations for opening an "Infants' Asylum", an institution he had visited in France and by which he had been impressed.
MOSCOW — Russia's decision to grant temporary asylum to Edward Snowden opened a fresh wound in Moscow's battered relations with the United States, even as it ended the bizarre two-month odyssey that began when the former National Security Agency contractor leaked details of top-secret U.S. surveillance operations.
