The phrase "a super offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an exceptionally good deal or opportunity, often in marketing or promotional contexts.
Example: "Don't miss out on a super offer for our new subscription plan, available for a limited time only!"
Alternatives: "an amazing deal" or "a fantastic offer".
Nintendo Power readers were devotees to a brand much like Kleenex or Coke: even those kids in my neighborhood who had a Sega Genesis, instead of a Super Nintendo, would offer invitations by asking, "Want to come over after school and play Nintendo?" Although the magazine had reviews, and occasionally negative ones, this was a publication for fanboys, not critics.
It's a brand people trust, and will offer a super solid option to power users bumbling into Sprint stores.
Clips does offer a super simple way to pull together videos and images into a single cohesive package you can fire off across a slew of media accounts (and most importantly, for Apple, Messages), leveraging the company's existing editing software in the process.
He offers a super manhattan with root beer extract, and a wicked Negroni to boot.
"If he doesn't, Kenny knows very well that he has been offered a super contract and he'll be more than welcome playing for St Mirren next season".
Cheezburger recently raised $30M and offered a super seven figure deal (Id like to tell you how much exactly but they wanted to keep that confidential).
Plus the app undeniably offers a super easy way to repurpose the raw material every single smartphone user has languishing on their camera rolls: photos, lots and lots of photos — turning what can be mundane shots into imagery that's at turns surreal and ethereal.
Axe promises hair that inspires girl variety "action" while Gillette offers a super smooth shave because, women don't like a man that's "long, hard and stiff," wink, wink.
Or zen out at The Hub off Barrington, a quiet and intimate studio that offers a super sick deal for new students ($40 for the first month, unlimited classes!). 9. Try every piece of workout equipment in Sports Chalet off Olympic.
Haskell is understood to have run up substantial legal fees in an effort to clear his name, and the incident was reportedly responsible for a lucrative offer from a Super 15 club being withdrawn.
