The phrase "amount it would offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or value that something is willing to provide or present.
Example: "The investment proposal outlined the amount it would offer to support the new project."
Alternatives: "quantity it would provide" or "value it would present".
United's offer of $10,000 in flight certificates brings it in line with Delta, which announced earlier this month that it was boosting the maximum amount of compensation it would offer passengers.
The tweaks addressed numerous GOP concerns about the legislation, ranging from the flexibility it would give states to administer their Medicaid programs to the amount of aid it would offer older Americans to buy insurance.
Nonetheless, on Thursday, Mexico's finance ministry said it would cut the amount of long-term peso bonds it would offer during the rest of the fourth quarter due to the increase in market volatility.
Mars said it would offer the same amount for the remainder of Royal Canin, valuing the company at 1.5 billion euros, or about $1.3 billion.
It would offer matching funds for deposits made into the accounts, with the amount of the match dependent on income.
If he offers the higher amount, it would surely be accepted and he would go home with at least $15, which is better than nothing.
BZ made that decision after Alcan agreed to reduce the amount it would pay with its own shares and added cash to the offer.
Taking away money from the richer teams, through revenue sharing and a tax on wealthy teams whose payroll exceeds a certain threshold, could in theory suppress salaries by reducing the amount that big-market teams would offer in bidding wars.
In Turkey, officials continued their negotiations with their American counterparts on the size of the American military force that could be allowed to use their country as a base to launch an attack on Iraq, and on the amount of financial aid the Americans would offer in return.
