"open sites" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to outdoor spaces or areas that are accessible to the public. Example: The city council is considering converting the abandoned lot into open sites for community events and gatherings.
"That's what it's going to take there at Olympic, more so than most U.S. Open sites".
"Sometimes we are called to open sites which have already been emptied of everything helpful to identify remains," said Col. Christian Duhr, the military attach?o the German Embassy in Paris.
"Sometimes we are called to open sites which have already been emptied of everything helpful to identify remains," said Col. Christian Duhr, the military attaché to the German Embassy in Paris.
The bureau will open sites throughout the city to help people fill out the questionnaires and to provide forms in various languages -- the mailed forms are in English or, in predominantly Hispanic neighborhoods, in English and Spanish.
Over the next year, it wants to open sites in Brazil, China, India, Russia and the Arabic world, with a substantial investment from Axel Springer, the German publisher, which acquired a controlling stake in the company three years ago.
He added that Unicef had been working to "motivate manufacturers to open sites in Africa", so that the product can be produced in the countries where it is used.
That, he says, would encourage the likes of Google, Microsoft and Ebay to open sites.
Comparison of the binding energies of boron and carbon in Ni3Al shows that boron has a stronger tendency to segregate to "open" sites than carbon.
Open sites become scarce, so webless spiders no longer retreat when resident spiders bounce up and down to drive them away.
Now, with five companies onboard, it's hoping to add another 7,000 to 14,000 square meters and to open sites of similar size in four other cities.
There are plans with the Mills Corp., Wannado City's landlord in Florida, to open sites in Chicago, New York and possibly elsewhere.
