The phrase "a question of offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or importance of providing something, often in a context of decision-making or evaluation.
Example: "In this negotiation, it's really a question of offering the right incentives to reach an agreement."
Alternatives: "a matter of providing" or "an issue of supply".
But as 2016 progressed, staying in the game became a question of offering more, and offering it differently.
That would mainly be a question of offering Belfast extra cash and new opt-outs of liberal social policies set in Westminster.
Fuest (2016, p. 13), summarizing the evidence, concludes: "I do not think that the refugee wave of 2015 into Germany will bring economic advantages, but admitting those migrants was more a question of offering humanitarian aid".
For Sara Benincasa, author of Great, turning Jay Gatsby into a teenage girl with a borderline obsessive crush on her childhood best friend was not just a question of offering a relatable character to queer readers, but of making the story more real.
However, the summit was divided over the question of offering a membership action plan to Ukraine and Georgia, a split that pleased the Russians.
It absolutely makes sense to maintain credit monitoring beyond a couple of years". Darrel Ng, an Anthem spokesman, said that "securing our member, provider and client data is a top priority," but he declined to comment on the question of offering credit monitoring for life.
On the question of offering Mr. Turan severance, Mr. Gottlieb said that while he did have discussions with Mr. Turan, no agreement was reached, and if there had been, the full board would have voted on it.
For example, if you have asked your team a question and nobody has responded, an aggressive response could be, "Do you even understand the question?" Instead of offering blame and threats, reword the question: "Have I explained this concept clearly?"[33].
Even taking a great piece of media (photo or video) and offering a question of your fans about it can create a lot of buzz.
In most cases it is a question of out-bidding rival clubs by offering ever-more lucrative professional deals to boys.
So far, however, intelligent design has maintained a purely negative agenda, seeking to disprove science's ability to answer questions instead of offering new approaches within the naturalist framework.
