The phrase "as this offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific offer that has been mentioned or is known in the context of the discussion.
Example: "We are excited to present new opportunities, as this offer will greatly benefit our clients."
Alternatives: "like this proposal" or "such as this deal".
Initiatives such as this offer a window to another world, one which benefits us all".
That extends to the addition of promotions, such as this offer for free mobile talk time to users in India when they signed up for Facebook.
While this move is sure to bring HBO some new subscribers (if the shows end up being good, that is), it's likely YouTube will benefit in a similar way, as this offer is simply another incentive to users to view more than just funny videos of animals playing with tech gadgets, for instance.
Analyses such as this offer key insights into this process, and should be a routine component of M&E system evaluation.
High-risk populations such as this offer an ethical approach to confirming links between a putative surrogate and a clinical endpoint.
Stories such as this offer a return to 'family values' as a way to keep youth away from drugs, including marijuana.
"I've chosen a five-year term as this offers the best rate, and the money is for the long-term".
This underlying disquiet among men should encourage campaigners as this offers the opportunity to start conversations about how unnatural FGM seems once it's removed from cultural and religious justifications.
That, surely, is the hope; but for now, a show such as this offers a rare chance to see a wealth of art made by women together in one place.
The firm's technology allows it to measure how the customers use the website itself, as this offers some valuable insights.
For the Test Corpus, we used the combination of all four categories that occurred twice or more, as this offered the optimal f1 score on the Training Corpus (precision = 0.7, recall = 0.62 and F1 = 0.66).
