The phrase "opens new prospects" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to create new opportunities or possibilities. Example: The new technology implemented by the company opens new prospects for growth and development in the industry.
Using nanostructured carbon engineering [15 17], opens new prospects for creating nanocapsules of complex structural forms.
Thus, DARPin-targeting opens new prospects for the development of personalized, targeted therapeutics.
This approach opens new prospects for landscape-level evaluation of productivity.
This opens new prospects for silica-rich materials for effective nitrate removal without residual ammonia in waters.
The demonstration of the modest SERS activity of the porous copper opens new prospects of Cu-based substrates for traces of substance detection.
This new interpretation also accounts for the well known synergetic effects in mixed sulfides and therefore opens new prospects for exploratory applied research.
These factional conflicts on the right opened new prospects for the coalition of the rejuvenated left and seemed to assure its victory in the 1978 parliamentary elections.
The problem is complex, and we don't know yet how it will end, but we have opened new prospects for relations not only with Afghanistan, as important as it was as a threat, but with the states of Central Asia, Pakistan, Russia, and, as it may develop, with the states of Southwest Asia more generally".
Thus, the P/CB composite would open new prospects for realizing a printing process with flexible substrates at low temperature.
This enabled selective fluorescent labelling, imaging and potentially sorting of the cells opening new prospects in cancer diagnostics and therapy [65].
Non-invasive sensing of biological molecules, especially deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and its constituents, by means of label-free optical spectroscopy can open new prospects in biomedical analysis.
