'open new horizons' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of discovering or exploring something new and exciting. For example, "The educational opportunities at this university will open new horizons for me."
Determined to end this manufactured crisis & open new horizons".
"We are ready to strike a balanced and good deal, and open new horizons to address important, common challenges.
Dr. Jean-Jacques Garaud, Roche's global head of pharmaceutical research and early development, said stapled peptides could open new horizons in medicines.
Mr Zarif said in his message: "We are ready to strike a balanced and good deal; and open new horizons to address important, common challenges.
"I accept Mr. Kilicdaroglu's nomination as a real change and believe that it will open new horizons for the C.H.P.," Ms. Ecevit said in an interview broadcast on NTV from the hall where the congress was held.
On a Twitter account widely recognised as representing Rouhani, a message after the agreement was announced said, "Iranian people's vote for moderation & constructive engagement + tireless efforts by negotiating teams are to open new horizons".
The Persian Gulf War (1990 91) opened new horizons for ʿAllāwī.
Far from squeezing out local suppliers, the American retailers have opened new horizons for Canadian goods.
As for so many bright boys of his generation, the local grammar school opened new horizons.
And as it opens new horizons in measurement, the modern data era, Mr. Brynjolfsson said, will transform the practice of management.
He lauded Merton, who died in 1968, as "a thinker who challenged the certitudes of his time and opened new horizons for souls and for the Church".
