"opportunity of going" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a chance to do something, such as traveling somewhere. For example, "I was lucky to have the opportunity of going to Europe for the first time."
Most of the Arabs, deprived of the opportunity of going to school, live in complete ignorance.
"I feel that the opportunity of going there came at the right time".
Yet he's loath to axe subjects such as modern languages, which sometimes have only four or five, "because these give students the opportunity of going to top universities".
In short, the experts suggest, if you're a business traveler, get used to the imminent prospect, or at least the opportunity, of going online to make your own arrangements.
How can you take away the opportunity of going to the Olympics from a young athlete who has dreamed all his life about this and has done nothing wrong?" "If a sportsman is disqualified, they lose everything – medals, prize money, wages," said Shobukhova, who featured in a 2014 German documentary that alleged systematic doping by Russian athletes.
He said: "I can't guarantee we'll get all the routes we want on it, but it gives us the opportunity of going for those routes".
It's great knowing you're going to have the opportunity, the chance of going to the postseason".
Meanwhile, DTTBs who choose to be absorbed face less opportunities of going up the career ladder, especially because the position of MHO is typically the highest non-elected position for a doctor in the municipal government.
In economic terms, the opportunity cost of going to school has been reduced.
The opportunity cost of going to college – missing out on two or four years of full-time wages – is not that high, found the New York Fed.
Enrolment rose from 57% in the 2007-08 academic year to 59% in 2010-11.Unemployment always hits the young particularly hard, reducing the opportunity cost of going back to full-time education.
