"opening opportunities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing something that creates or provides new chances or possibilities. Example: The new company policies are focused on opening opportunities for career advancement and growth within the company.
Leon Brown, founder of Nextpoint, which sells education services and content, says: "I use social media to engage in conversation with people, it's also useful for opening opportunities.
But bias still persists, and policies aimed at reducing discrimination would be sharper if they concentrated more on opening opportunities than on redressing the grievances of dismissed workers.
I have spent a lifetime opening opportunities for tens of millions who are working hard to raise a family: new immigrants, families living in poverty, people who have no health care or face an uncertain retirement.
Using a combination of mouse genetics, biochemistry, molecular and cell biology, we demonstrate that Nkx2-5 regulathe the gene encoding Kcnh2 channel and others, shedding light on potential mechanisms generating electrical abnormalities observed in patients bearing NKX2-5 dysfunction and opening opportunities to the study of novel therapeutic targets for anti-arrhythmogenic therapies.
Black, Maggie, Opening Minds, Opening Opportunities: Childrens participation in action for working children, Save the Children, London, 2003.
An even larger increase in DArT marker density can be achieved by deploying other methods of complexity reduction opening opportunities for rapid identification of tightly linked markers and providing a platform for positional cloning of rye genes.
The ability to see what is happening to the patient on a minute-by-minute, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year basis - the tremors, the sleep habits - to see that in real time will be one of the most eye-opening opportunities".
The model identifies three stages of commitments at each level: openings, opportunities and obligations.
Shier, Harry, Pathways to Participation: Openings, opportunities and obligations, in Children and Society, Volume 15, Number 2, 2001, pp 107-117.
For the many Zimbabweans under the age of thirty-seven, thendnd of the brutal Mugabe era is a vista-shifting, imagination-opening opportunity.
Morero, 51, has watched the evolution; in some ways the World Cup was a convenient — and eye-opening — opportunity to examine how far things have and have not come since the end of apartheid.
