"grant visibility" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to provide or allow someone or something to be seen or noticed. Example: The company's new marketing strategy aims to grant visibility to their brand among younger audiences through social media platforms.
Because of this granted visibility to pummel Obama and Holder, Cheney is more able to establish himself as a victim of partisanship should Obama and Holder try to charge him for his crimes.
Greater altitude grants more visibility to you, but makes you more visible to enemy players at the same time.
But this week, after years of discrimination, the community has finally been granted legal visibility.
"I think there's some misogyny in that," said Kamarck, noting that it's exceedingly common for men who don't hew to conventional standards of attractiveness to be on television or pursue political careers, while women are more likely to be granted that visibility when they are younger and if they meet traditional beauty standards.
Increased funds for organizations and programs devoted to servicing the caregiver may increase their efforts to help Americans understand that care providing effects everyone and will also aid in granting more visibility to the care providers in every family.
The fact that Silent Spring Institute received a competitive NIEHS grant added to its visibility and stature as a research organization.
He was made co-chairman of the convention, for example, but not granted extra power or visibility.
But then, Paulson had second thoughts -- "Do you really want to be 75 and telling people, 'I could have been Treasury secretary'?" a friend asked -- and finally agreed to take the job on condition he be granted more power and visibility than Bush's previous secretaries.
What should have happened next is: Swarm scrubs the deployment, applies again with larger satellites or some other means of improving the small ones' visibility, the FCC grants permission and then the launch happens.
Furthermore, I believe that even if we someday win and/or are granted fair, accurate and widespread visibility, equal legal rights and protections and a place at the table with our non-queer comrades, we will still have much to share, dispute, honor and mull over amongst ourselves.
