The phrase "carry opportunities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have or provide opportunities. Example: "The new project will carry opportunities for career growth and development."
"Big carries opportunities — we have used that to our advantage.
For that reason, globalization carries opportunities as well as dangers.
Richard Leslie, e-sourcing solutions manager at Due North, says that unlike the OJEU system, which has a threshold of £156,000, London Tenders Portal carries opportunities ranging from about £500 along with major deals.
Though Iraq's sectarian turmoil could spill over into multi-sectarian Syria, it also carries opportunities for Mr Assad.Appalled by the mess next door, few Syrians now doubt that their own secular dictatorship is preferable to the anarchy of supposedly democratic Iraq.
The geographic diversity at the Seventh World Zoroastrian Congress indicates a new chapter in an ancient faith, a process of globalization that carries opportunity and peril.
It may be taking science out to primary schools to show children in person that knowledge carries opportunity and university can be for them.
WASHINGTON — The order by President Bush for the Navy to launch an antimissile interceptor to destroy a disabled satellite before it falls from orbit carries opportunity, but also potential embarrassment, for the administration and advocates of its missile defense program.
The path carried Opportunity from a point called Cape York toward its next destination, Solander Point.
But it's a righteous anger for all those who strive to show up in the current moment, fresh, carrying opportunity, vulnerable... and who are slapped hard in the face with other people's old hurts and hatreds.
Compared with traditional structural reliability applications, such analyses carry unique opportunities and challenges.
