The phrase "opened for signature" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or diplomatic contexts to indicate that a document, such as a treaty or agreement, is available for parties to sign.
Example: "The new trade agreement was opened for signature at the international summit last week."
Alternatives: "available for signing" or "ready for endorsement."
The Convention on Cluster Munitions was opened for signature in December 2008 and took effect in August 2010.
These are the subject of the Unidroit Convention, which was opened for signature by UNESCO in 1995.
The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) was opened for signature on December 16, 1966, and entered into force on January 3 , 1976
Preliminary work on the monitoring system began in late 1996 after the treaty was opened for signature and has been accelerating ever since.
Two legally relevant agreements were opened for signature, the Convention on Biological Diversity and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), likewise a part of the International Bill of Human Rights, was opened for signature on December 19 , 1966 and entered into force on March 23 , 1976
The convention was opened for signatures at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, or Earth Summit, in June 1992 and entered into force in December of that year.
Secretary general Ban Ki-moon is hosting the signing ceremony on the first day that the agreement reached in Paris in December opens for signature.
Yet now, just days after the United Nations' 154-to-3 154-to-3 154-to-3States officials are already hedging on whether President Obama will sign the treaty when it opens for signature at the United Nations on June 3 — let alone whether the United States will ratify it, an act that would require the approvoteof top-thirds of the Senate.
The pact opens for signatures in September, and 22 nations are needed to ratify it.
And while most readers won't remember the treaty opening for signatures, most all of us over 30 remember one month later -- when an 18 month old baby was saved from a well in Midland, TX on a Friday and the Dow shaved off 22percentt in one day the following Black Monday.
