The phrase "are offering everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where a person or organization is providing a wide range of services, products, or opportunities.
Example: "In this sale, we are offering everything from electronics to home goods at discounted prices."
Alternatives: "are providing all" or "are presenting everything available".
We are offering everything we can to assist those families".
To help passengers get shipshape and resist the buffet, cruise ships are offering everything from beefed-up gyms to macrobiotic menus.
"What we are saying in the initiative is that when Israel withdraws, we are offering everything," said Marwan Muashar, the Jordanian foreign minister.
While hotels in big baseball cities are offering everything from transportation to souvenirs, they are not always providing tickets to a game.
They are offering everything from exotic coffee to Internet access to restaurants and amusement park rides on the premises to lure customers.
Only by looking at how customers actually behave throughout the entire buying process can you see whether you (and your allied channel system partners) are offering everything customers need.
Education was offering everything I was looking for.
To draw customers, Commerce, the FleetBoston Financial Corporation and North Fork Bancorp have been offering everything from free checking to tickets to Hawaii.
The prom-date cummerbunds and sales-rep cuff links that remained were crawling off the shelves, and the website was offering everything at half-price.
Whistler, which saw a 14percentt drop in visitors from long-haul markets like the Midwest and East Coast states last year, has been offering everything from $50 gas credits to half-off ski-school programs.
Were offering everything from simple packages for networked computers to top-of-the-line solutions with coaxial cable and fiber optics for higher bandwidth," he says.
