The phrase "shape opportunities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of creating or influencing favorable conditions or chances for success.
Example: "Our goal is to shape opportunities for young entrepreneurs through mentorship and funding."
Alternatives: "create opportunities" or "forge opportunities."
Entrepreneurial leaders shape opportunities within the context of who they are, what they know, and who they know.
As the entrepreneurial dreams of those you know take shape, opportunities can arise from all corners of the map.
It says the deal will help it "shape opportunities in the fast-growing IoT market", and is envisaging a joint business model with the combined pair developing not just tech solutions for clients but risk management, data analysis and financial instruments.
"Creating opportunities", as an action, means the creation of events by parents in order to shape opportunities for their child to get acquainted with other children.
Here, we focus on patterns of organized and dynamic relations between agents (the individuals or groups that interact with each other in relation to healthcare systems), in contexts (the diverse technical, professional, and organizational structures that make up healthcare systems and shape opportunities to utilize them).
With meticulous historical context and compelling stories, Chasing Innovation lays bare how long-standing power hierarchies such as class, caste, language, and colonialism continue to shape opportunity in a world where good ideas supposedly rule all.
The cultural traits of the societies significantly shape opportunity entrepreneurship levels.
In this article, the authors look at how China's Alibaba grew from an 18-person start-up to an $8 billion empire by regularly resetting its vision, testing out new models, shaping opportunities, and building adaptive structures.
Bioenergy is re-shaping opportunities and imperatives of forest management.
In other words, moving forward on new products/services, new markets or both by creating and shaping opportunities.
In an industry founded on the notion of cultivating transformative experiences for young adults, institutions of higher education would be wise to consider ways to marry their missions with the life-shaping opportunities generated through a service year.
