The phrase "open new directions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the act of considering a fresh approach to a topic, idea, or situation. For example, "This research has opened new directions in the field of biochemistry."
These results open new directions for applications of metric methods in noncommutative geometry.
And that is sometimes needed to open new directions here, because we all know some things have to change.
The London University findings open new directions for the study of this complex, confusing, yet common condition.
Au/CeO2 CSNPs may open new directions for development of single platform sensors in multiple biosensing applications.
The present review will deepen understanding regarding bismuth oxyhalides and open new directions in designing and optimizing advanced bismuth oxyhalide based materials for energy and environmental applications.
These results open new directions for light harvesting and detection devices, optical modulators, thermal emitters, and even visual design [1-4].
The role of oxidative stress on NSV development was uncovered; thus open new direction for the prevention and treatment of NSV by providing antiradical agents was revealed.
The Dai group's nanocarbon inorganic particle hybrid materials have opened new directions in energy research.
Our work opens new directions in predictive design of magnetic nanoparticles based on particular shape of TES defined by the geometrical shape and specific magnetic material properties.
Currently a prototype at the Winlab of Rutgers University, the method "opens new directions in user interaction and authentication," says Romit Roy Choudhury, a computer scientist at Duke University familiar with the research.
The insights gained from such explorations often reflect back to the theory of computation, opening new directions and advancing our understanding of fundamental issues in complexity theory and algorithms.
