The phrase "are often offered with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe items or services that are typically provided alongside something else.
Example: "These packages are often offered with complimentary breakfast and free Wi-Fi."
Alternatives: "are frequently provided with" or "are commonly included with".
Cheese, hot peppers, and assorted condiments, including spicy mustard, are often offered with the sandwich.
These cards are often offered with incentives by retailers, such as an introductory discount at point of sale, although interest rates tend to be far higher than on normal credit cards.
Usually in small font toward the bottom, or some other hard-to-find part of the menu, these co-stars are often offered with more humble menu descriptions than their entrée stars, and usually at single digit prices that are half the price of even salads and appetizers, and about a quarter of the price of most of the entrées.
Aiming at early detection and ultimately to reduce mortality risk, women, with a positive family history for breast cancer, are often offered annual screening with mammography before age 50 [ 5- 7].
The group also joke about having auditioned to be 'Mrs Claus', and send up the films older women are often offered in Hollywood with "uplifting and vague titles like Whatever It Takes or She Means Well".
The article explained that, "[sterilization] camps are regularly held across India as part of a long-running effort to control the emerging economic power's booming population". Women are often offered financial incentives to go through with the surgery, serving to especially target marginalized groups that need the money to support their families.
Previous research on this topic has shown that prostate cancer patients with comorbidities are often offered nonsurgical/conservative treatment [ 4, 7- 9].
Some simple choices that are often offered at Greek restaurants are Greek yogurt with honey or preserves, amygdalota (fluffy almond-egg white cookies), phyllo and honey based desserts (baklava etc)., walnut cake (karythopita), Greek donuts with honey and walnuts (loukoumades), kaimaki and mastiha ice cream.
These agents are highly effective and are less toxic compared with chemotherapy, and are often offered to ER-positive breast cancer patients to sustain a better quality of life [ 3, 4].
These are often offered free by the lender.
Older women are often offered mammographic screening.
