The phrase "existing offerings" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it to refer to products or services that are already available. For example, "The company expanded its existing offerings to include a wider range of products."
But both are, in fact, little more than new names for Microsoft's existing offerings, and look feeble in comparison with services offered by its rivals.This prompted yet another memo from Marc Benioff, the marketing-savvy boss of Salesforce.com, a leading proponent of the "software as a service" model.
Instead of aggregating existing offerings, its Web site encourages potential teachers to create new classes by connecting them directly with potential students in New York and elsewhere.
"In the rapidly growing diagnostics market, Dako's products and capabilities are a strategic complement to Agilent's existing offerings," Agilent's chief executive, William P. Sullivan, said in a statement.
In recent years, the question-and-answer service has become a crowded field, with existing offerings from Formspring, ChaCha and Answers.com.
Today they are merely cosmetic rebrandings of Microsoft's existing offerings, but their names indicate that the cool and innovative Xbox Live is the model.
The Sapphire card joins Chase's existing offerings that don't charge the annoying fees, including its British Airways Visa Signature Card, the Hyatt Card and the Priority Club Select Visa Card.
It also means improving the existing offering.
It is also starting to license course materials to universities that want to beef up their existing offering.
In the meantime, there's plenty more money to be made with Facebook's existing offering, particularly as the company commercialises properties that have been hitherto ad-free.
"We feel there's a population density there, there's affluence and a market opportunity that wasn't being filled by our existing offering," she said.
Which often, as on a menu, translates simplistically to a lump of something fancy plopped on top of an existing offering, as opposed to tinkering about with the guts or really changing anything.
