The phrase "helpful offers" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe offers or propositions that are beneficial or advantageous. Example: "The company's helpful offers for their loyal customers include discounted prices and free shipping on all orders."
So far, however, there have been few helpful offers from President Bush, Gov. George Pataki, Mayor Michael Bloomberg or the State Legislature.
The company for passing me round the office like an unwanted extra person at a dinner party, or me for my rejection of helpful offers of a substitute?
The chancellor provided Tory candidates with some helpful offers for the doorstep, such as exempting 95% of taxpayers from paying tax on interest from savings, without resorting to cheap giveaways.
There's a wealth of jokes to enjoy and detail to pore over, especially in the newspaper-style endpapers: the opening set proffer a spread of money-making schemes and evil practical jokes, but the closing papers reflect the change in Weasel's outlook, displaying cheery messages, helpful offers - and some wonderfully witty adverts.
These guys want their work to be made easier for them, with helpful offers of assistance from PRs.
This helpful offer prompted King Mohammed to pull out of the summit.
She repeatedly stated that she wanted to be helpful, offered to do whatever would be helpful, expressed wishes that she could be more helpful.
Do you think that's a helpful offer from Sun or would you like to see more?
Here are 26 more intriguing ideas from my network of entrepreneurs, journalists and philanthropists, not including Muslim American comedian Aman Ali's helpful offer to "spray some Windex on it" and a few vague suggestions like "Bitcoin" and "find oil".
The partner in Vietnam stated that the recommendations were " clear, useful, helpful, offer new light" on a variety of inter-related issues regarding access to diabetes care.
Helpful guides offer a fairly basic commentary in English, Spanish and four other languages.
