"by openness" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "We strive for growth and success in our business by openness and collaboration."
The government's credibility is enhanced by openness, and the public is enriched by full and open debate.
This book is essential reading for policy makers contending with the volatility engendered by openness to foreign capital or those considering whether to open up further to the vagaries of international financial markets.
"It gets aid not by openness but by blackmailing".
"London's dynamism is fuelled by openness," Livingstone replied.
Enterprising interests are predicted by Extraversion, whereas Social interests are predicted by Openness.
Last week she called for a national consultation characterised by openness and reason.
China's economic rise in part has been fueled by economic openness promoted by the U.S. and major international organizations like the IMF and World Trade Organization.
Today, Dr. Aadam is impressed by the openness displayed by most women when discussing the issue of cutting.
This is not the same openness implied by open-source.
I was touched by their openness and wowed by their musical talent".
Closed politics may be tempered by an openness to ideas and an open economy, as in China.
