The phrase "extending this offer" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of making an offer available to another person. For example, "I am extending this offer to you for a discounted rate on our services."
SNAPCHAT: I cannot counsel thee on thine taste, such as it is, my good sir. But allow me to extend this offer: permit me, with a single gesture, to prove my invention's worth beyond all argument.
TechCrunch: Other than the fact that Vimeo extended this offer, did you ever think about doing something branded, or having a sponsor, or something like that?
Since then, of course, it has always extended this offer, despite the company's recent trend toward closing some of its less popular or money-losing services.
Picking August 2nd as the launch date is a bit of an odd choice, though, given that Microsoft's free update offer, which allows most current Windows users to update to Windows 10 for free, expires just a few days earlier on July 29th and Microsoft doesn't seem to have any intention to extend this offer beyond this date.
Unfortunately, due to a potential hazardous situation developing, we can only extend this offer to you and we cannot accommodate any of your friends.
To date only hydrophobic antioxidants have been targeted to mitochondria; however, extending this approach to hydrophilic antioxidants offers new therapeutic and research opportunities.
Extending this theory, we offer managerial and policy recommendations to support value creation by advanced materials ventures.
"We have extended this same offer for productive dialogue to Greenpeace".
We extend this claim to biology and offer a few brief examples in support.
TechStars will be extending their offers on March 28.
