"opening the possibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is being considered or made possible. Example: The new government policy is opening the possibility for more affordable housing options for low-income families.
"Beuys introduced a new energy into art," Mr. Hirschhorn said, "opening the possibility of art for everybody".
As many as 1 in 10 rocket launches still fail, opening the possibility of a nuclear reactor exploding high in the atmosphere and dispersing radioactive material.
The raid follows an investigation of Globovisión initiated this month at the behest of Mr. Chávez, opening the possibility of temporarily or permanently shutting the network down.
That explains the campaign to sacrifice Palestinian women and children, opening the possibility for a stray Israeli shell to inflict horrific tragedy.
"I saw a lot of dead people," he replied, opening the possibility that he had mistaken the commander for someone else.
More recently, they seem to have retreated from that position, opening the possibility that baseball would own the Expos next year, too.
Now, however, a third reactor at the Fukushima nuclear plant appears to be in trouble, once again opening the possibility of a meltdown.
The nurses also alleged Mr Duncan's lab samples were allowed to travel through the hospital's pneumatic tubes, opening the possibility of contaminating the specimen delivery system.
Judge Olga Rositskaya ruled in favor of Ms. Petrova, opening the possibility that Ms. Petrova can sue the concert agency, Planeta Plus, for "psychic trauma".
Many of my friends in Hiroshima fear that this will be used to discard Japan's peace clause, opening the possibility of militarization and even nuclear arms.
The company renewed its IPO application earlier this year, opening the possibility that it will finally go public.
