'expanded services' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a company or organization that has increased, broadened, or added services to its existing offerings. For example: The company has announced expanded services for its customers, including extended delivery options and a wider selection of products.
The expanded services also help airport management "to increase revenue generation," he said.
Mr. Lawler expanded services and acquisitions while at R.R. Donnelley, which prints TV Guide and Sports Illustrated, CMGI said.
He points out that the analysis does not fully account for the expanded services of private health insurance.
His ads still promise expanded services, and he still vows to improve things for the "other New York".
It is too soon to say whether more soldiers are taking advantage of Fort Hood's expanded services.
The new students desperately needed counselling and direction, but the schools couldn't afford to hire more teachers or to provide expanded services in Spanish.
Little has actually changed... Starting in the mid-seventies, when the foster-care population swelled, federal and state policymakers expanded services designed to protect children at home.
The drivers on the first two expanded services had refused to carry passengers, as Aslef said it breached an agreement over the extent of driver-only operation.
Conventional broadcasters saw digital terrestrial TV as a means to reach new audiences and sell more ads, and pay-TV providers competed with special offers and expanded services.
Many are evolving from sites where jobs and résumés were posted into "career management" sites that offer expanded services and a more hands-on approach to matching job seekers and employers.
In a marathon session of the subcommittee today, Republicans defeated an array of Democratic amendments that would have tripled the Head Start budget, lowered the eligibility requirements and expanded services to migrant children with extra money.
