The phrase 'open the eligibility' is correct and can be used in written English, however it is not a complete, standalone sentence.
The phrase is typically used to describe the process of making something available or accessible for a wider group, for example: "The government has decided to open the eligibility for the pension to a larger demographic."
It's not going to help all early adopters of the 3G, but AT&T has announced that they've opened the eligibility window for the 3G S up by three months.
According to that schedule, the production will open after the eligibility deadline for the 2012 Tony Awards; that deadline is expected to be set for late April or early May.
"[T]he legislation being introduced today under the guise of equity would unjustifiably liberalize the criteria for determining eligibility, opening the program to fraud and abuse and placing limits on an operator's ability to defend against unjustified claims," Popovich said.
Eligibility was widened by opening the program to businesses with fewer than 10 employees; earlier it had aided companies with 10 to 200 workers.
After completion of eligibility, the staff member opened the next envelope and informed the participant of his/her intervention assignment.
Even though "Spider-Man" began preview performances in November 2010, it was not eligible for Tonys for the 2010-11 theater season because the musical did not open by the award eligibility cut-off in late April 2011.
After the investigator confirmed the patient's eligibility (see " Eligibility criteria" section below), the study drug allocation controller opened the envelope and notified the investigator of the allocated group.
He was barred from obtaining a driver's license until this year, when the state opened up eligibility to those in the country without legal status.
Patients who met the eligibility criteria were informed of the treatment allocation in the office by opening the envelopes provided by an independent statistician in their presence.
"Is the president open to raising the eligibility age for Medicare?" Carney was asked during Monday's daily briefing.
