"extend opportunities" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to offer or provide opportunities to someone. You can use it in situations where you are giving someone a chance or option to do something. For example: - The company is committed to extending opportunities for career advancement to all employees. - As a teacher, it is important for me to extend opportunities for learning beyond the classroom. - The scholarship program aims to extend opportunities to underprivileged students to pursue higher education.
"The government needs to extend opportunities for talented people so that they can establish businesses by taking risks".
The stampede embodied the broad crisis in South Africa's overstretched higher education system as it struggles to extend opportunities once reserved for whites to all South Africans.
Labour is considering making it a requirement of Arts Council funding that organisations spell out how they will extend opportunities to young people and publish an annual progress report.
Gove is the first Conservative education minister to send his child to a state secondary school, and has made it his stated mission to extend opportunities by trying to raise the standard of education through academies and free schools.
However, what should concern those of us who wish to extend opportunities for girl choristers is whether the model established by all-male choirs is the one we really want to follow.
"I very much hope that its introduction will not only help address the skills shortage in a discipline that is vital to the country's economic wellbeing but also extend opportunities to talented young people from all backgrounds".
He needs to: clean up politics; protect the economy; and extend opportunity.
Our approach, what I call the Third Way, is to manage that process of change to extend opportunity and prosperity for all.
The government appears in one breath to want to extend opportunity for occupational progression to as many young people as possible.
Mr. Brown has fulfilled a campaign promise to extend opportunity to talented young Californians who are blameless for their immigration status.
Mr Keating promised to "extend opportunity and care, dignity and hope" to Australia's indigenous peoples: 10 years on, however, the Block is still dilapidated, poverty-stricken and grim.
