"opened the path for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to pave the way or make something possible. Example: The invention of the internet opened the path for global communication and access to unlimited information.
"We believe that the adoption of the new constitution has now opened the path for development of the country," Yadav told the assembly.
They were defined of course by ambiguity, a refusal of dogmatism that, ideally, opened the path for a carnivalesque collective activism, one that has parallels in certain "interventionist" political art today.
However, Labour got little credit for a vote on Syria that opened the path for an extraordinary turnaround in global politics because Miliband did not anchor his decision in a wider strategy.
My case opened the path for football players as well.
"We believe that the adoption of the new constitution has now opened the path for development of the country," Yadav said.
Yahya was captured and executed, and the resulting vacuum in Hashimi leadership opened the path for the Khurasani branch of the movement to come under the control of the Abbasid family.
That should open the path for Theresa and Emilio if politics doesn't get in the way.
The Steinitz idea 7... cd 8 ed is to isolate the d4 pawn, but it opens the path for the queen bishop, helping White's attacking chances.
In a statement made before the meeting closed, Aleksandr I. Bedritsky, the lead negotiator from Russia, said the agreement "opens the path for the ratification by all countries, including the Russian Federation".
Public health officials favor condoms because they are cheap, generally reliable and prevent both AIDS and pregnancies as well as the venereal diseases that create sores that open the path for the AIDS virus.
Shoemaker's studies of meteorites and astrogeology changed the way people did planetary science and helped open the path for big-event theories of biological change, most notably the theory of species extinction associated with the Chicxulub crater.
