The phrase "yields opportunities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something produces or creates opportunities. Example: The new technology yields opportunities for economic growth and job creation.
In three seasons, Stark balanced her sex appeal (she finished second in Playboy.com's poll of the sexiest sportscasters; Guerrero finished seventh) with solid reporting that was not spectacular, but the sideline rarely yields opportunities for journalistic greatness.
Overall, our procedure to obtain the desirable CZN yields opportunities for facile and efficient fabrication of model photoelectrochemical anodes and would be applied to other materials for sustainable chemistry and engineering applications.
Nuclear strategy — the activity with which RAND is most closely associated — provides rich ground for understanding this transformation, but also yields opportunity for easy caricature.
But it also yields opportunity for people around the world to tap into global demand that far outpaces the needs of local or even national markets.
Misfortune for some yielded opportunities for others.
There are so many high-yield opportunities, in fact, that maybe consideration should be given to increasing the debt a bit, rather than paying it down.
Intuit spends its cash on high-yield opportunities, targeting risk-adjusted returns of 15-20 percent, generally.
But when the Street is wrong it can yield opportunities for astute investors.
It's almost always about the software and hardware that will yield opportunities for investors, businesses and consumers. .
Water is a scarce resource in much of the world whose efficient collection and delivery will yield opportunities for fortunes.
An increasing number of households are equipped with Internet-enabled televisions (IETVs) that yield opportunities for online activities.
