"harness opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to someone actively taking advantage of an opportunity that comes their way. For example, “John was able to maximize his success by harnessing every opportunity that came his way.”.
And I recognize how fortunate I am to have been born in a place and environment where I was able to harness opportunity and flourish.
To best way to harness opportunity as it may spontaneously be presented, as well as, successfully ride out any hazards or peril accompanying these, requires like the explorer, a diverse array of talents, an open mindset, flexibility and the ability to adapt to new circumstances quickly.
The United Nations in Uganda remains committed to accompanying and supporting the Government in addressing development and governance challenges and harness opportunities.
UNICEF in action Documents and tools Learn more Past meetings and events 17 18 MAY 2011, NEW YORK, NY GMG Symposium - Migration and Youth: Harnessing Opportunities for Development The Symposium is planned to coincide with the UN General Assembly informal thematic debate on international migration and development (GA Informal Debate) due to take place on 19 May 2011.
Or you can say, because these are times of austerity, we need to do everything we possibly can to harness the opportunity".
"Or, you can say: Because these are times of austerity, we need to do everything we possibly can to harness the opportunity of the Olympics".
Today that practice has grown into a global network with outposts in over twenty countries helping organizations like Coca-Cola, Unilever, Siemens, DuPont and Tetra Pak identify harness the opportunity in sustainability to benefit their businesses and the world.
We realized we had an advantage over some parts of the world and wanted to harness this opportunity to create one of the most inclusive tech sectors.
Which is another way of saying, perhaps apocalypse means the time is more ripe than ever to entertain a certain kind of raw, yelping willingness to become less convinced you think you know what it's all about, to harness the opportunity afforded by this accelerated culture to really get it on with our inherent shared humanity.
Its flagship course 'Code in a Day' teaches business professionals to harness the opportunities created by code literacy and skills.
But history shows that to harness those opportunities to create and sustain a strong middle class, policy also matters.
