The phrase "intelligence offering" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to information or knowledge that is being offered or provided by someone. It is commonly used in the context of intelligence agencies or organizations that gather and provide information and analysis on political, economic, and security issues. Example: The government received a confidential intelligence offering from the CIA, detailing potential threats to national security.
But an intelligence official said: "Human intelligence offering different views was by no means discounted or ignored.
From such discoveries are missions launched, voyaging across time and space at the apparent instruction of a superior intelligence offering cryptic hands across the universe.
He keeps possession with calm intelligence, offering a dangerous goal threat and providing a steady stream of superbly delivered free-kicks and corners.
TiVo Research might well be considered the Switzerland of TV viewing intelligence, offering a neutral view of linear viewing.
NGDATA's flagship product is a customer intelligence offering called Lily which it sells in to enterprises so they can aggregate multiple customers data-points to target marketing at individual users and personalise offers to drive more sales.
for $650 million in cash to beef up its realtime analytics and customer intelligence offerings.
James tells us in an interview that he believes existing business intelligence offerings are static and non-collaborative.
James is hesitant to reveal exact details on how the application works but says the SaaS is a "dramatic departure for existing business intelligence offerings".
The company at the time was focused on expanding and upgrading its app intelligence offerings with a special focus on addressing the needs of its enterprise customers.
On a call last week, cofounder and CEO Bertrand Schmitt said AppScotch's technology will be integrated into new products that enhance App Annie's paid-for intelligence offerings.
Now he can't get away with insulting his viewers' intelligence by offering the ditzy secretary, the preachy communications director and the Jeckyll/Hyde presidency.
