"has recently been opened" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something new that has recently become available, e.g. "A new restaurant has recently been opened in the city centre."
A new home for these young nuns has recently been opened.
I should have stated that the pit at north end of IV 2 [= G 4240] has recently been opened and very little fresh sand has drifted in.
A 120m artificial chute has recently been opened at Bath University, where beginners can learn the basics of starting and jumping on to the sled.
Usherwood had compiled a report from Vauxhall Bridge, where a fully segregated, two-way cycle track has recently been opened as part of the mayor's cycle superhighway 5 (CS5).
Previously, the only hospital in the district, another community (eye) hospital, has recently been opened in Hetauda [15].
Exploration, excavation and conservation continues in the valley, and a new tourist centre has recently been opened.
He himself has recently been opening plants in Slovakia and the Czech Republic and sounding the death-knell for a factory in Britain that closed its doors last month.Peugeot is not alone in heading east in search of skilled workers at lower wages.
While part of the 2,700-acre 2,700-acred the Dukes' country home have recently been opened to visitors, the groundsuse gandens have been open since 1964.
The government archives from those weeks have recently been opened, revealing conversations we were not privy to then, and confirming attitudes that subsequently trickled out in various memoirs.
A new maternity facility had recently been opened, and I spoke to women who were giving birth in a bed for the first time.
There we spent a few hours at an outdoor restaurant called El Náufrago, which had recently been opened by Lucio's cousin Reyna.
