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"opening new possibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to new opportunities or opportunities that arise because of a change. For example, "The new program has opened up new possibilities for students to gain valuable experience."
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The visualization and investigation of dynamic processes in 3D through time is now possible, opening new possibilities in different disciplines ranging from materials (e.g., [2]) to biological sciences (e.g., [3, 4]).
Mr. Savimbi, 67, had fought to topple the Angolan government for more than two decades, and the news was interpreted by officials and ordinary Angolans alike as opening new possibilities for peace in a country that has been ravaged by civil war, with few respites, since winning independence from Portugal in 1975.
These patterns have been observed repeatedly over a wide range of biomes, opening new possibilities for planned Earth observation satellites.
Thermodynamic calculations showed good agreement with experimental observations, opening new possibilities to guide future alloy development in the Fe-Cr-Nb-B quaternary system.
The defect layer was shown to enhance the sensitivity of the photonic crystal material, opening new possibilities towards the development smart optical sensing devices.
To our knowledge, this is the highest temperature TL signal reported for zirconia samples, opening new possibilities for the design of high temperature dosimeters.
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The overlapping cell representation of the solution also opens new possibilities for reconstructions.
Though he hasn't found anyone yet, online dating has opened new possibilities.
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