'open up room' is not a phrase that is used in English.
You would likely use 'open a room' instead. Example sentence: We needed to open a room for the new equipment.
Will the threat of an effective downfield passing game help the Jets open up room for their short passing game?
Instead of just fighting for survival, he's using his bully pulpit to open up room for a liberal agenda.
All General Manager Steve Phillips had to do, then, was find someone who wanted to make a deal for Acevedo to open up room for Yoshii.
Most noticeably, the Academy last year doubled the field of best picture nominees to 10, hoping to open up room for blockbusters like "The Blind Side" — and this year, perhaps, "Toy Story 3," "Inception" or "True Grit".
Sather wanted to trade for Bure now because he hoped that Bure's blazing skating ability and shot, which earned him the nickname the Russian Rocket, would open up room on the ice for Lindros.
"I believe this award will massively open up room for political discussion in China," said one of those standing outside the building, Li Yusheng, 66, a retired journalist, Charter 08 signer and founder of a group that aims to help the poor.
As we open up rooms that are currently off-limits to the public, the redesigned building will have more quiet areas, in both our historic spaces and the inspiring new ones.
The time lag between replies opened up room for confusion.
He and Weinstein cite recent legal cases that have opened up room for states to maneuver.
This opens up room for the use of more qualitative approaches of participatory monitoring and evaluation.
"It is slow, insecure and opens up room for error," Mr. Kennedy said.
