"view opens" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an action in which a view is opened, either because something has been opened or because a view is now available. For example: "The view opens as the door is opened, revealing the mountain vista before them."
"We recognise we need to get away from the Earth so that our field of view opens up".
At the other side of the woods, where the view opens in giddy vertigo across the Welsh Marches, there was drama in the sky.
The view opens to grassy hills rolling to the horizon in all directions, no buildings for miles, just fences and a few cattle.
After spending two days touring the ruggedly gorgeous locations that Northern Ireland has lent to the HBO series Game of Thrones, a view opens up that really takes my breath away.
From the retaining wall at the top, the view opens to the glittering river, the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island — and the cranes and towers of American commerce on the New Jersey bank.
The story: Essentially a critique of repressive British social convention, A Room With a View opens at the Pension Bertolini in Florence, where Lucy Honeychurch is staying with her cousin Charlotte Bartlett.
To the east, the view opened for twenty miles.
In Mr. Vanmoerkerke's view, opening his collection to the public in 2008 was a natural extension of the ideal.
They view opening it as more destructive than constructive, even though they're extremely frank about its limitations".
The view opened up only after we emerged from the rhododendron groves covering the steepest part of the trail.
The film "Living Out Loud" suffered enormously after she disappeared from view, opening the picture with a dazzling, warm song.
