The phrase "a given offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific offering that has been mentioned or is understood in the context.
Example: "In the context of our discussion, a given offering can significantly impact the overall success of the project."
Alternatives: "a specific offering" or "a particular offering".
Concurrent with the SEC Determination the regulator also released an Investor Bulletin on Coin Offerings where it noted, "[d]epending on the facts and circumstances of each individual ICO, the virtual coins or tokens that are offered or sold may be securities". This however implies that a given offering may not in fact be an offering of securities as well.
When the bust comes for a given offering, the end sometimes comes quickly.
This overemphasis on the temporary success of a given offering, however, can often obscure the kind of thinking and emphasis that would lead to sustained success.
Customers don't see the problem being solved, or they have ingrained habits they don't want to change, or they just aren't comfortable buying a given offering.
(For more on making the buying process simpler, see James P. Womack and Daniel T. Jones, "Lean Consumption," HBR March 2005). Moreover, in markets that are increasingly global, it is dangerous to assume that a given offering, communication, or other contact will affect faraway consumers the same way it does those at home.
1) File a Form D online and denote that you're using the 506(c) exemption within 15 days of taking in first funding into a given offering.
A detailed historical reconstruction is given, offering a 'reconstructive reading' through which we clarify the actual nature of these districts, including their connections to clusters and industrial districts.
We saw the widow's house, a crude hut built on the village outskirts where a widow must dwell, with her sisters, for three weeks after her husband's death; and a smoothened boulder, where the departed soul is given offerings for a year after death — the one we saw was sprinkled with millet flakes.
Conversely, Yichang was largely irreligious, although after surviving an encounter with a tiger, gave offerings to the gods in thanks.
Scientists, and the public, trying to figure out what works face a tricky problem: there will often be many papers on a given topic, offering a variety of sometimes conflicting conclusions.
When the SensorML files are complete, the provenance for a given observational offering can be accessed using the DescribeSensor request defined within the OGC Sensor Observations Service SOSstandardard.
