"information offering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an item or service that is provided to give information to others. For example, "The library offers a great information offering, with plenty of books on history and science."
Each atom could store one bit of information, offering greater information storage density and hence greater speed than other methods.
In an age of too much information, offering more channels has come to feel like more of a bug than a feature.
Hersi was among eight al-Shabaab members on whom the US government wanted information, offering a total of $33 million in rewards.
For practically all that time Mr. Penley, 55, has been a font of ideas and information, offering unpaid advice to reporters — from those who work for local weeklies to those who work for dailies that circulate across the country.
By contrast, the networked public sphere of bloggers, friends and strangers grouping around hashtags and online social networks, has been doing what it always does: sharing information, offering support, highlighting problems and improvising solutions.
And with no signs, posters or bumper stickers anywhere in sight -- not on the street, not on the grubby stairwell, not on the door, not even inside Ms. Shurina's second-floor office -- the chances of voters just dropping by, looking for information, offering to lend a hand, were virtually nil.
The new service is intended to enhance Google's growing, potentially lucrative local information offerings.
Eight months later, Google is announcing that Zagat will become the cornerstone of a new free service, Google Plus Local, intended to enhance Google's growing, potentially lucrative local information offerings.
There are various options for combining multiple screens and thus also interfaces, information offerings, and services with each other.
At Google, Adam Bosworth, a vice president for engineering, is leading the effort to develop a health-information offering.
Sequence information, while offering bountiful material for evolutionary studies, offers little on its own for practical applications for rice breeders.
