'publicly open' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You use it to describe an event or activity that is available to the public. For example, "The museum is now publicly open to visitors seven days a week."
The source code is released as a publicly open software repository that includes detailed documentation and tutorial cases.
Washington would be wise to invite Mr. Abbas soon to the White House so it can publicly open the door it shut in Mr. Arafat's face.
Even the reformist bloc, generally the most publicly open to seeking to improve Iran's international ties, comes down heavily on the side of developing nuclear power.
The gallery will on Wednesday publicly open the Tate Sensorium, an experimental project exploring whether taste, touch, smell and sound change the way we experience art.
The National Solar Radiation Data Base (NSRDB), consisting of solar radiation and meteorological data over the United States and regions of the surrounding countries, is a publicly open dataset that has been created and disseminated during the last 23 years.
The acting field in particular is no stranger to powerful mutants, with people like Sir Ian McKellen long being publicly open about his ability to control magnetism, and George Takei, with his hypnotic voice and mastery of the internet, is a celebrated mutant rights campaigner.
2012 Wade Davis, a retired N.F.L. cornerback, publicly opens up about being gay.
Rushed to completion by President Felipe Calderón, whose six-year term was overwhelmed by the explosion of violence, the site has not yet publicly opened.
"Police encircled us when we were walking to the park after the governor publicly opened it and invited all citizens to enjoy it," Ali Ozyurt, an executive member of the Istanbul Chamber of Physicians, said as he rode in a police vehicle.
"In Burkina Faso for example, they publicly opened up their election data to try to avoid past violence that centred around elections by allowing civil society groups to check on the way the elections are being run".
Hunch, a start-up that publicly opened its answer service this month, asks users to respond to a succession of questions to find the best choice in its answer database.
