"open for criticism" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to indicate openness and willingness to hear and accept criticism. For example, you could say, "I'm open for criticism, so please feel free to give me your honest feedback."
Meanwhile, the International Team captain, Peter Thomson, left himself open for criticism by not playing Shigeki Maruyama today.
Susan's parents were not thrilled with the courtship, warning the teens that "they were leaving themselves wide open for criticism because of the race problem," her mother, Ellen Jacobson, said later.
The dustup underscored the challenge facing Mr. Perry as he makes the transition from Texas governor, where he spent the last decade speaking freely and fiercely, to presidential candidate when every phrase is parsed and open for criticism.
So when he had the opportunity to hire his unemployed brother Rob after a mediocre 8-8 firseasonson in Buffalo that left him open for criticism, he went all in.
We are wide open for criticism, but we are very careful; we don't want to do anything wrong". He reckons someone got hold of one of his passports and copied it to make huge numbers of forgeries.
As a student put it; 'society as a whole [would be] open for criticism' (55 S).
(13) As an elected official, I fully realize that my life is open for public criticism and scrutiny, and I take full responsibility for the mistake in judgment I made in attempting to handle this matter myself.
Both have the effect of causing people to perceive and depersonalise others as being part of a stereotype rather than individuals, thus making them more open for abusive criticism.
Public figures are expected to uphold a higher standard - and are open for public criticism and ridicule if they don't.
On the opposite side we have the black woman – whose face, build and hair is open for popular criticism.
As issues of corruption and state dysfunction become more difficult for Afghanistan's beleaguered news media to tackle, shows like "The Ministry" and Tolo's "SNL -esque hit "Danger Bell" are opening SNL -esquecriticism thit woulDangerar more dangerous if packaged differently.
