The phrase "opportunities raised" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation or increase of opportunities in a particular situation. For example: - The new economic policies have led to opportunities being raised for small business owners. - The company's expansion into international markets has raised opportunities for employees to gain experience in different cultures. - The scholarship program aims to raise opportunities for underprivileged students to pursue higher education.
The opportunities raised by the emerging interaction paradigms are exciting, and have created a flurry of technology-centered research projects and scientific communities.
One way to address this task was to select studies that apply pedagogical reflection to the educational problems and opportunities raised by the internet, as well as to enrich this reflection with interdisciplinary empirical evidence.
Having demonstrated how a combination of axiomatic reasoning, answer extraction, and procedural attachment may offer biologists access to powerful biocomputing analyses, we next turn to discussion of some closely related work, followed by discussion of some of the issues and opportunities raised by our work.
As president, Sata faced the difficult task of implementing his campaign promises: creating new employment opportunities; raising workers' wages, especially those of miners; and curtailing rampant corruption.
"These new opportunities raise conflict-of-interest issues and the potential for abuse," Mr. Roye said, adding that the commission was "monitoring carefully" this potential.
Limited clinical placements and claims of diminished learning opportunities raise concerns that newly educated nurses lack proficiency in many psychomotor skills.
Germany's Siemens wants to talk to France's Alstom about "strategic opportunities" raising the prospect of a takeover tussle for the French firm.
Rather, vulnerabilities, in combination with situational stresses and opportunities, raise the risk of abuse".
Many career-focused women believe that their hard work, long hours and loyalty should speak for itself -- and that the best job opportunities, raises, and bonuses should follow.
Others say the latest round of changes will not solve the larger issue of economic opportunity raised by Mr. Casteen, Mr. Summers and others.
The organization, the Center for Promise and Opportunity, raised $1.3 million in 2005, and — unlike a sister charity he created to raise scholarship money for poor students — the main beneficiary of the center's fund-raising was Mr. Edwards himself, tax filings show.
