"global offer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an agreement or bargain that is available worldwide. For example: "This company has a global offer for free delivery on all orders over $50."
The group's shares have languished on a tough outlook for commercial radio and taking last Friday's closing price of 121p, the Global offer represents a 50% premium.
Doesn't the fact that the Net is global offer immense challenges for law enforcement?
In table 4, we can see that the FIQ and ICAF global offer similar information in number of tender points, medically unexplained syndromes, six-minutes walk test, and several sick leave comparisons.
WebRTC is opening the door for service providers to extend global offers to consumers and businesses with devices that are not connected to their own phone networks, or when users are using another network.
For such people, the Internet offers a global job-offers page.
The purchase allows Principal Global to offer more high-yield fixed-income investments to its clients, Principal Global said.
Rather, he insists, they must be both global and offer energy services and gas facilities "just over the fence" from their clients' sites.
These global dispatches offer ready entry points for projects that challenge students to propose their own solutions to issues that may strike close to home.
Web sites specializing in what they call global gifts offer the opportunity to send hard-to-find items specific to a country or in a particular language.
Pagani recommends all of its global dealers offer the Zonda for the same base price.
Listed only in Bermuda, it's been overlooked by Wall Streetnone of the big global brokerages offer research on the stock.
