The phrase "open up land" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means clearing or developing land for use, such as for farming, construction, or other purposes. Example: The government plans to open up land for new housing developments in the rural area.
Others have paid secondary school fees for their children or have used the money to open up land for farming.
Activists argued that such projects went ahead without concern for the environment or residents, and challenged the claim that the bridge will ease Istanbul's gridlock, insisting that its sole purpose is to open up land for development.
Brazil's lower house of Congress overwhelmingly approved revisions to a key environmental law that would open up land in the Amazon rain forest for agriculture and grant amnesty to producers who deforested protected areas.
And so for me, the most crucial questions at this moment are how we can begin to engage with our metropolitan region again: think of how we can create self-sufficient neighborhoods, facilitate public transportation, how we can open up land for more affordable housing.
The Trump administration is taking less interest in preservation than privatisation: Zinke has proposed trimming the area of national monuments to open up land to fossil-fuel industries, and his proposed interior department budget, while cutting NPS funds, sought to pour tens of millions into coal, oil and gas investments on public lands.
Developed in the Neolithic's, this method of farming requires the logging and burning of trees to open up land for the practice of agriculture.
Likewise, conservative lawmakers may favor opening up land to cultivation, while others prefer saving land for hunting constituents.
The damage of these years will take time to repair, but Trump's effort to open up lands preserved as national monuments, on the other hand, may well be irreversible.
New technologies opened up land that had previously been regarded as uninhabitable.
— Trump team considering fracking in California: The Bureau of Land Management issued a notice on Wednesday indicating it will start opening up land in California to fracking for oil and gas.
Wyoming, the home state of Vice President Dick Cheney, has benefited from the Bush administration's energy policies, which opened up land for natural gas drilling.
