'societal opportunities' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is often used to refer to potential possibilities that are available to someone through their communal connections and affiliations. For example, "John was able to secure a great job in the financial services industry through the societal opportunities afforded to him by his family's connections."
Risks to public, workers and consumers are assessed, while the benefits are evaluated for economic, environmental and societal opportunities associated with the product use.
Governance is the mean of interactions and networks of actors, their sometimes conflicting objectives, and the instruments chosen to solve societal problems and to create societal opportunities within a particular area (Duit and Galaz 2008; Kooiman and Jentoft 2009; Duit et al. 2010).
The Father and Daughter Alliance (FADA) is a movement of concerned fathers appealing to the father's heart in other men so they can help their daughters enroll in school and have access to the same educational, economic and societal opportunities as boys.
Assessing these two groups will assist us in understanding how individual characteristics interact with contrasting societal opportunities to impact function.
Intellectual capacity and type of education can be considered proxy measures of social class, because both these would lead to greater or lesser societal opportunities and occupational exposures.
A study into the drug market in New Orleans, published in the Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse in 2010, found "a clear connection between poverty and entrance into the drug market, as mitigated by race, lack of societal opportunity, lack of social capital, distressed families, and closed neighborhoods.
A study into the drug market in New Orleans, published in the Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse in 2010, found "a clear connection between poverty and entrance into the drug market, as mitigated by race, lack of societal opportunity, lack of social capital, distressed families and closed neighbourhoods.
The opportunity category is subdivided into individual opportunity (for example, education and income) and societal opportunity (differential health delivery systems).
Generally missing from categorical 'appropriateness' definitions are explicit considerations of the value (in health or dollars) of making a correct diagnosis, the incremental benefit of one diagnostic strategy over another, and the societal opportunity cost of recommending a particular diagnostic test be performed when total healthcare resources are finite.
At present, anaerobic digestion (AD) of agricultural waste such as manure and lignocellulosic residues represents an economical, environmental, and societal opportunity to produce massively renewable energy (methane and hydrogen) and agricultural amendment through a digestate of high agronomic quality [ 1, 2].
Disability management of resources places emphasis on self-advocacy skills and on collective activism to change systems, assert civil rights, and improve societal conditions and opportunities for the disability community as a minority group.
