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"opened a debate" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is usually used in the context of introducing a topic for discussion, for example: "The speaker opened a debate on global warming and its devastating impact on the environment."
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"It was controversial and opened a debate on the city's conservatism.
Opened a debate about the 'tawdriness' of the political system, and added much to the Great Beard Discussion of 2013.
Researchers got in touch to tell me that it opened a debate about how we see colour.
The Christian Democrats this week opened a debate that is certain to be central to next year's election.
Her analysis opened a debate that continues today on shifting aid to slums, home to an anticipated 1.6 billion people by 2050.
The sex scandal has opened a debate in Indonesia between defenders of free speech and social conservatives who see the situation as a reason for further moral regulation.
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He has re-opened a debate over the 35-hour week (see article), and he wants to make the European Central Bank more transparent and accountable.
Instead, Britain ought to emulate the social-insurance model of Germany and France, in which the main source of finance is contributions levied on workers' pay.Mr Ribeiro's intervention has re-opened a debate that Gordon Brown peremptorily closed in 2002.
9.15am: Greg Mulholland MP opens a debate on pubs.
11.10am: Annette Brooke MP opens a debate on planning.
5pm: Ros Kayes opens a debate on food poverty.
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