"neck opening" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the opening, or hole, in the upper part of a garment where the neck is placed. This term is commonly used in the fashion industry. Example: "The dress features a wide neck opening, adding a touch of elegance to the overall design."
Soering took up a knife, and struck at Haysom's neck, opening a vein.
Using kitchen scissors, cut up the back of the bird either side of the backbone right through to the neck opening.
For her fourth character, she pulled on an enormous purple dress and momentarily got lost inside, unable to find the sleeves or the neck opening.
With 4.5mm circular needle and B, pick up and k24(27:30:33) sts up right side of front neck opening, cast on 28 30 32 34) sts for collar back, pick up and k24(27:30:33) sts down left side of front neck opening.
Despite literally breaking his neck opening holes for Emmitt Smith, Johnson walks without a cane or a limp and is able to hold down a lucrative second career in broadcasting.
Bring your hands behind your neck, opening your arms out to the side.
Keating, in a red dress, red heels, and a red, sparkly top with the famous Judy-in-the-sixties cowl neck, opens her red-lipped mouth, and the audience gasps: we're in the presence of a great theatrical star impersonating a great theatrical star.
It illustrates how the blood pools in a cavity behind the eye of the animal and how a valve in its neck opens to flush this pre-warmed blood around its body.
The orange background of this panel is brighter than the hues rendered in the other frames, and the figure's neck opens up into a row of teeth, while a protruding ear juts out from behind its lower jaw.
If you want to cool down your neck, open the whole thing and then roll it so that it can fit around your neck or just tap the whole thing on your neck.
The tube, which is commonly attached to a slowly revolving platform, is closed at both ends, with a side-neck opening.
