"exposure opportunities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to opportunities for people to gain experience in a certain field or activity. For example, "This program will give students valuable exposure opportunities to work in the technology industry."
"The shortened format may provide exposure opportunities through television coverage, live streaming and local media coverage," the N.C.A.A. said.
The W.H.O. also emphasizes that it is very hard for the virus to spread to humans and that very few such cases have occurred compared with the many birds affected and the many exposure opportunities.
Apple's App Store is quickly becoming a hotbed for elite developers looking to capitalize on the store's easy distribution model and huge exposure opportunities.
The winner of the contest will receive numerous monetary prizes and exposure opportunities by participating in various Univision television productions.
And while vertical won't completely replace horizontal video, being heard in an increasingly relevant way means more reach and exposure opportunities for brands.
From my own background and research, I have found that young children need exposure, opportunities, and encouragement so that they, too, can envision themselves exploring possibilities that they might not have thought of otherwise.
Providing 400 vehicles to the host committee is "a great product exposure opportunity for us," said William Noack, a G.M. spokesman attending the convention.
Another exposure opportunity is using an open tractor for spraying pesticides.
Furthermore, both SES and home environment are social influences that may also represent exposure opportunity.
For that reason, differences in the time frame for collection of cases and controls did not bias exposure opportunity.
Self-selection and exposure opportunity biases will be addressed using the methods described in the Bias & Effect modification section.
