"develop job opportunities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation of job openings for either current employees or the general public. For example: We are dedicated to helping our local community and are therefore doing what we can to develop job opportunities for those looking to enter the workforce.
Developing job opportunities for those who might otherwise decide migration was their best bet, despite the possible dangers.
A Gwynedd council spokesperson said its local employment plan saw developing job opportunities on the site as a priority, and Mr Edwards had been involved in discussions with Business Minister Edwina Hart to maximise its potential.
These green economic development programs, such as Summer of Solutions, drive individuals to develop and work with practitioners in the field, developing tangible job opportunities that can help create green-collar jobs through emerging sectors such as energy efficiency, community-based clean energy and green industry.
Faced with sluggish job growth and a steady exodus of college graduates to other states, state officials focused on Internet access in the classroom as a critical component in equalizing educational opportunities and developing job skills.
Pedro Noguera, a New York University professor who helped develop Newark's school zone, said that it brought together reforms that had worked elsewhere: providing social services to students and support for teachers; emphasizing parental and community involvement; and developing career and job opportunities.
Long before this happens, you've got to develop a second job opportunity.
So we have to limit those job opportunities and develop a more professional path for regulators as a career.
Tunisia's close proximity to Europe also has enabled entrepreneurs to develop mutual platforms that provide job opportunities for Tunisians seeking salaries higher than local rates, entrepreneur Sadek Ghannouchi explained in an interview with Tunisia Live.
During a Newsweek interview published on Monday, the former "The Wire" star discussed his plans to invest in a $20 million construction project to develop apartment buildings and provide job opportunities in the city's art district.
