'opens the window for' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe creating an opportunity for something, usually something positive. For example, "Her successful job interview opens the window for her to pursue a new career path."
"It opens the window for more buyers to preview the property," Ms. Poetsch said.
The possibility to use different nuclear targets opens the window for charm physics with nuclei or for color transparency studies, as well as for an intensive hypernuclear physics program.
This opens the window for young, entrepreneurial brands to step in and meet these evolving consumer demands.
Håkan opens the window for Eli and offers his neck to her for feeding.
Thus, genetic modification of hMSCs with small antibody fragments to tumor specific antigens opens the window for improvements in stem cell based therapies of cancers overall.
Therefore, this method opens the window for extensive molecular studies on the biological effects of conventional and innovative treatment strategies.
He takes everything down to the machines in the basement, then upstairs he vacuums, opens the windows for air.
It is used in perfume and incense, so something to open the window for when washing up.
But at the same time, Mr. Emch said, he has been "opening the window" for the brand to go in another, more sustainable, direction.
The impressive results presented here may open the window for grapheme/PPy composites for their promising applications in high energy density storage system.
New structural control and improving high-temperature strength for the ODS steels are greatly important and opened the window for realizing high-performance fission and fusion reactor materials.
