The phrase "article offering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an article that presents or promotes a specific offer, such as in marketing or sales.
Example: "The magazine featured an article offering exclusive discounts for its subscribers."
Alternatives: "offer article" or "promotional article".
Quite a few law professors and legal bloggers have picked up on the article, offering their own takes on the subject.
And now, 10 years later and some 200 miles away, here I was, shaking hands with the man who had written the article, offering to buy him coffee.
Read an article offering analysis of the speech and discussion and search the text of Mr. Cuomo's speech as provided by his office.
Then, tell students they will read an article offering a physician's perspective on the reality – and the hype – on display in the film.
An article offering a "Guide to Guilty Pleasures" calls Gwen Stefani lovable for "that pouty face that you kinda want to kiss and slap at the same time".
Inventors' Digest, which caters to this population as well as to more professional types, recently ran an article offering such advice to exhibitors as "Bathe before the show" and "Bring — and use — breath mints").
The Collection's design showcases photo slide shows, blog posts, videos and articles, offering you a graphic entry point to The Times's daily fashion content.
But why? Google this topic, and you'll be greeted with pages upon pages of articles offering confident explanations about stress or enzyme deficiencies.
Nowadays, when I see the constant commercials and articles offering support and compassion to those suffering from opioid addiction, I am struck by ambivalence.
The country is scheduled to open its first stock exchange next year, a plan that prompted a local newspaper to run a series of articles offering a glossary of capitalist terms.
While the Web site features articles offering advice on college athletic scholarships and shooting in basketball, other offerings resemble typical beauty magazine fare, including pieces about how leggings are an athlete's "little black dress" and how to prevent skin breakouts.
