This is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about a chance or situation which allows you to do something. For example, "This new job presents an opportunity for doing what I love."
And to get performance people to think of this as an endless opportunity for doing things".
"For starters," Abell said, "the opportunity for doing the right thing at the right time is much higher with automated machines".
Mali is a very poor country, so music is generally social – there's little opportunity for doing performances that people pay for (I noticed the same thing on a recent trip to India).
Iran's action, in declaring the existence of the Qom facility, has created a window of opportunity for doing just that, and should be fully exploited within the framework of IAEA negotiations and inspections, and not more bluster and threats form the leaders of the western world.
Travel time can even be an opportunity for doing personal activities that would be impossible at another time during the day [24].
Although older people are more capable of exhibiting behaviors that deviate from the customary way of doing business as they have greater means and opportunity for doing so (Curran and Blackburn, 2001; Weber and Schaper, 2004) but they are much less likely as younger people to take steps toward acting entrepreneurially (Hart et al., 2004) or to actually establish a company (Kautonen, 2008).
"They were often constructed with large turbine-generator halls," said Mr. Scadden, "so this presents opportunities for doing really unique things with the space on a grand scale".
At the same time, he is unable to leave the house, or to break the illusion that he has unwittingly fostered, though opportunities for doing so abound.
You still have to deal with the almost overwhelming ambition, common to Bernhard fans, to correct his woeful stature in the English-speaking world, as well as the equally oppressive realization that opportunities for doing so are fast running out.
The London Paper tapped into the large numbers of potential readers who – though not rich – nonetheless had a disposable income to spend and enjoyed London's opportunities for doing so.
Opportunities for doing great good with small donations in the developing world are spectacular.
