The phrase "aside from offering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce an additional point or exception, often to highlight something that is not the main focus.
Example: "Aside from offering excellent customer service, the company also provides a wide range of products."
Alternatives: "in addition to providing" or "besides offering".
Euronet said that, aside from offering 15percentt more than Ant Financial, its bid offers a compelling 28percentt premium on MoneyGram's trade-share price, which was suspended following the first buyout offer.
Aside from offering something different, what does a phone like this have to offer consumers who are already awash with different smartphone choices?
Aside from offering fresh insight into Williams's closest relationships, Stevens's book benefits from exclusive access to the diaries themselves.
Mr. Orsini told the girl's shaken parents that, aside from offering her counseling, the school, which had already devoted 10 hours to the episode, could do no more.
Aside from offering an array of landscape gardening solutions and attributes he also proposes more abstract features such as synthetic spirituality and symbolic gestures of generosity.
Aside from offering the cachet of being listed on the world's most prominent exchange, Mr. Grasso could also promise greater ease in trading stocks.
Aside from Aimco and CBL.
Aside from some superboutiques offering wines at $100 a bottle and up, most of the wine made here these days is produced and distributed by multinational beverage giants or spirits manufacturers.
He handed me the scalpel and stepped aside from the patient, offering me the prestigious first cut on the patient.
"Until Sept. 11, aside from telecommunications offerings, there was a brisk new-issue business," said Jonathan Blau, a strategist on high-yield bonds at Credit Suisse First Boston.
KEN AULETTA: I don't believe that Apple is offering self-publishing services aside from people submitting apps.
