The phrase "a single offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific item or proposal being presented, often in contexts like business, fundraising, or product launches.
Example: "The charity event featured a single offering that aimed to raise funds for local schools."
Alternatives: "one proposal" or "a sole contribution."
Not a frame of the film seems anything but honest; there is not a single offering of a fractional, negotiated factlet about Puffy Combs, Jay Leno, Rudolph Giuliani.
In addition, updated integration safe harbors permit (or propose to permit) the serial use of different offering methods without risk that two such offerings might be deemed to be a single offering ("integrated").
Eikon, intended to replace Reuters' grab bag of services with a single offering, was designed to be more user-friendly than Bloomberg's devices, but it was launched hastily and with flaws.
Last weekend, the beer brand painted the main drag blue, fenced off public spaces and removed the usual craft brews from bars in favor of a single offering — Bud Light.
It is the second major consumer-facing move by Mr. Bailey as chief executive, following his decision last November to fold Burberry's three separate lines — the high-end Prorsum, Burberry Brit and Burberry London — into a single offering.
Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (c)(2) of this section, bonds that are secured by a pledge of the issuer's full faith and credit (or a substantially similar pledge) and sold and issued on the same dates pursuant to a single offering document may be treated as part of the same issue if the issuer so elects on or before the issue date.
Fans began to suspect something was up when Anime Strike failed to announce a single exclusive offering for the winter 2018 anime season.
After debuting with a self-titled single offering lo-fi piano pieces last year, he has begun a venture into the realm of trip-hop and electronica with the recent release of first full-length album I Came Alone.
Digital leaders must therefore be able to adeptly integrate (and disintegrate) both internal and external digital offerings in a way that presents a single, unified offering to customers.
No single offering is a silver bullet, but failing to consider all of the options is a disservice.
For some people, this evolution will take place within a single firm offering long-term employment.
