The phrase "advance offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an offer made ahead of time, often in a business or promotional context.
Example: "We are pleased to present an advance offer for our new subscription service, available for a limited time only."
Alternatives: "preliminary offer" or "early offer".
All but a few families refused Malaysia Airlines' advance offer of $50,000 in compensation last year.
Note that a zero advance offer should give you leverage to negotiate higher royalties, and maybe even to ask for some monetary support from the publisher for your marketing and publicity, but you shouldn't expect this.
If you are aware of the surgery in advance, offer to help in anyway you can.
This real-time data, says Square, even allows it to update cash advance offers on the fly if the business will support it or an initial offering wasn't needed at the time.
The advance offered to Mr. Giuliani would be prohibited if he were a member of the House of Representatives.
The advance offered to Mr. Giuliani -- who has 11 months left in office -- would be prohibited if he were a member of the United States House of Representatives.
While Advance offers a smarter option (StumbleUpon had more chance built into its one-click site generation functionality) the spirit of the workplace internet wanderer continues.
But in this tremendous advance offered by the new discovery made through a modest-sized telescope resting on the frozen ground in Antarctica, many scientists see more than it foretells.
The major advance offered by NGS is the ability to produce an enormous volume of data relatively cheaply.
This technologic advance offers significant improvements in both assessment of local WBC scintigraphic intensity and detailed depiction of cortical bone destruction (17, 18).
Identifying such misperceptions in advance offers the opportunity to provide the patient with the facts to inform and possibly adjust their expectations of treatment ahead of time.
