The phrase 'opens up discussions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation where two people or more start to have a conversation about something, usually on a more serious or thoughtful topic. For example, "The new policy opened up discussions about how to better support struggling students."
A continuing opposition usually opens up discussions, which often diversify and abate opinions.
"We hope this series opens up discussions about science policy and its impact on communities across the UK".
"It opens up (discussions) for other issues as well related to men's bodies or the work environment in general.
It acts as a metaphoric house where to feel safe and to perform the real spirit of drag surrounded by peer forces, and ultimately opens up discussions around the possibilities of performing femininity outside the cliché.
It acts as a metaphoric house where to feel safe and to perform the real spirit of drag surrounded by peer forces, and ultimately opens up discussions around the possibilities of performing femininity outside the cliché. .
"There are plenty of costs to cutting off this aid, and it comes just at the time when, finally, after 30-some years, Gen. Sisi comes in and opens up discussions on these issues," said Robert Springborg, an expert on the Egyptian military at the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey.
It's a great idea -- each event presents work by four emerging or midcareer choreographers, then opens up discussion between the artists and the audience.
Seeing what the same party at a different table achieved opens up discussion of the meaning of both winning and fairness.
Other than being disgusted #ExtremeUK Of course, the point of the show, much like Louis Theroux's controversial documentary's, is to show groups of people the presenter doesn't necessarily condone, but instead opens up discussion between people.
Walsh went on to say that watching "13 Reasons Why" should be "mandatory in schools," as it opens up discussion about the weighty issues many people face day in and day out. .
A spokesperson for the BBC said the programme will open up discussions and educate young people on what consent is.
