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"open to receiving" is a perfectly grammatical and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone is receptive and willing to accept or receive something. For example: "The CEO was open to receiving new ideas from all of her employees."
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And you can't have that if you're not open to receiving feedback.
Ms. Carey said the board and management "are still open to receiving a real proposal".
Of course, we are still open to receiving your comments by email.
High-end audio is a luxury-class pursuit, but it's not a fake, and it has many pleasures, if your ears are open to receiving them.
However, in August, the IAU said that in an effort to democratise the system, it would be open to receiving suggestions from individuals or public campaigns.
They emphasized that the Fed should be insulated from political pressure but also said the central bank "should be open to receiving input and data from a wide range of sources".
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Help is there if you look for it and are open to receive it.
The port is now open to receive aid shipments once demining operations are complete.
At the foot of the coffin, on a small lectern, lay a register open to receive the signatures of visitors.
A premier shooter who knew how to get open to receive Cousy's creative passes, Sharman annually finished among the league leaders in field-goal percentage.
The scales on the female cones open to receive the pollen and then close; actual fertilization takes place late the following spring.
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