"open a service" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when starting a new business or introducing a new service. For example, "We are pleased to announce that we are opening a new service to assist customers with their support needs."
She told Delphine Seyrig she might give up writing and open a service station for trucks along the highway.
However, they are effectively the right to open a service to a competitive tender and the right to register an asset if the local authority agrees.
EBay Inc., the Internet auctioneer, will open a service center in Burnaby, British Columbia, in April, and hire about 600 workers to handle queries from customers in the United States, Canada and Australia.
Fine-grained access control: Through fine-grained access control based on ABE, a vehicle should strictly be able to open a service corresponding to its access structure.
The company has also announced plans to open a service center in Glendale later this month.
In 1935 he moved to Crowley and opened a service station.
Fujitsu, the Japanese computer company, opened a service center in the city this year.
In 2000, his former company MP3.com opened a service to let people play any song on the Web if they could prove they owned it.
The company also says Michigan's law prevents it from opening a service facility for Tesla vehicle owners in the state.
In 1974, they formed the Korean Produce Association, which in 1980 opened a service center at the Hunts Point Market to support Korean grocers and truck drivers, who said they were mistreated and threatened by the produce wholesalers.
When a customer calls the remote support center of a software company, a technician opens a service request and assigns it a severity rating.
