The phrase "imminent opportunities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to opportunities that are about to happen or become available in the near future. It can convey a sense of excitement or anticipation. Example: "As the country's economy begins to recover, there are many imminent opportunities for entrepreneurs to start new businesses."
The trigger for public spending on art had become the "imminent threat of export, rather than imminent opportunity to enrich our collections", he insisted.
The most widely-adopted probes of human incentive-motivational neurocircuitry are variants of the monetary incentive delay (MID) task (Figure 1), wherein learned cues that signal an imminent opportunity to respond for monetary rewards reliably recruit the VS in proportion to potential reward magnitude [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [18], [19].
On 21 and 22 May 2001, the National Institute of Mental Health convened a workshop to explore imminent scientific opportunities and encourage new research on preventing relapse in major depression, as a part of a larger effort to find treatments capable of producing durable long-term recovery from major depression.
Over the last week Singularity University, an educational institution based at NASA Ames that draws some world's top technologists and futurists, has been holding an Executive Program with the goal of preparing executives for the "imminent disruption and opportunities resulting from exponentially accelerating technologies".
It seems like living with an uncertain future while facing one's own imminent death gives opportunities for personal growth.
He played golf, waited for a chance, and without any opportunity imminent he went back to work about 10 days ago for Karbo Brothers Pools.
But whenever a Union advance appeared imminent, only the opportunity to sell their crops and inventory might prevent Southern farmers and soldiers from routinely burning the cotton.
Table 2 Relative strength of the duty to participate in epidemiological research based on public health interests (insofar as existing personal data and information are concerned) Imminent threat Future opportunity Plausible benefits Strong duty Medium duty Implausible benefits Medium duty Weak duty.
If body language is an indicator of imminent performance, Rory McIlroy's opportunity here is the strongest yet.
"If, in the real short term, it appears that war is not imminent, it is an opportunity for some traders to move this market lower," he said.
