"novel opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a new, exciting, or original opportunity that has presented itself. For example: "I'm so excited to have this novel opportunity to take on a new role in the company."
While the railyards present a novel opportunity, they are also a risky proposition.
EVERY evening nowadays Burmese viewers have the novel opportunity to catch up with the day's proceedings in parliament if they can bear the excitement.
The publishers and authors pay a licensing fee to the food companies, which see a novel opportunity to market to toddlers.
The publishers and authors pay a licensing fee to the food companies, who see a novel opportunity to market to toddlers.
To sponsors, Twitch offers a novel opportunity: access to a generation that resists traditional advertising media but is steeped in video games.
In Rome, the capital of Lazio, a number of new restaurants and shops are dedicated to regional food and wine, and offer the novel opportunity to purchase those products.
The cancellation of some military aid to Egypt could grant President Obama a novel opportunity to redirect some of the funds withheld from Egypt toward institution building in Libya without the need for Congressional approval.
Earlier this month, America West announced that it was offering "tray-table advertising, a new and innovative advertising medium" that "provides customers a novel opportunity to learn about the products and services offered by quality, forward-thinking advertisers".
Farther east from Turner River Road is a novel opportunity for folks who prefer to explore on foot: ranger-led swamp hikes that set off from the Oasis Visitor Center in Big Cypress.
The present work may open up a novel opportunity for the production of cefathiamidine through a simple and green process.
Furthermore, the facile design and construction of this ensemble presents a novel opportunity for obtaining an efficient and practical probe.
