The phrase "as offered through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the manner or medium through which something is provided or made available.
Example: "The new software features are available as offered through our online platform."
Alternatives: "as provided via" or "as made available through".
Also, America, Australia and Canada offer tax breaks and subsidies for private coverage, such as that offered through employers.
In addition, national agencies provide technical assistance (such as that offered through the National Association of Chronic Disease Directors NACDD State Technical Assistance & Reviewew program) and recommendations for local and state agencies to more effectively implement EBDM [ 16].
Third party travel insurance, such as that offered through Access America or Travel Guard International, is indispensable when traveling to a foreign country such as Australia.
"We've got some good early traction and I think the price point that we've come in at is attractive, and the value proposition is there," says Poll, noting that the product will be on price comparison sites "by the end of this month — at the very latest," as well as being offered through property website Zoopla, which is a distribution partner (and investor) in Neos.
· He offers deals and promotions, including products featured on the home page as well as promo codes offered through marketing channels.
When you give away "old stuff" on Listia, you earn points, which can be redeemed for items that other users are giving away, as well as new goods offered through the company's rewards store.
The overt subject matter of the ceiling is the doctrine of humanity's need for Salvation as offered by God through Jesus.
Any colour scheme should be tested using a colour blind filter tool, such as those offered through Color Oracle (Jenny and Kelso 2007) or Adobe Photoshop®, before dissemination.
And there are a handful of informatics fellowships for people who want further training, such as those offered through the National Library of Medicine and the Veterans Administration.
The project is eligible for Enterprise Zone tax credits, as well as property tax rebates offered through the Arts & Entertainment District tax credit.
In addition, the intervention as well as the treatment programmes offered through the regular services of the Department of Oncology will be evaluated using the Client Satisfaction Questionnaire (CSQ-8) [ 33].
