"interested in offering" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means someone has a desire or willingness to provide something. Example: "I am interested in offering my services as a volunteer at the local animal shelter."
NYSE Euronext, the parent of the New York Stock Exchange, and Deutsche Borse, the parent of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, also said they would license Eurex's trading system to third parties interested in offering interest-rate derivatives.
Google, on the other hand, won't be interested in offering a choice between its applications and those offered by the carriers or Microsoft.
Some industry executives say that while Mr. Malone may well have been interested in Premiere, he may have been more interested in offering it up as a concession.
He says commercial broadcasters are as yet less interested in offering secondary audio channels and more likely to want to offer the full-quality signal.
In July 2008, he and his brother both decided to leave Mansfield Town after turning down their offer, with a reported 15 other clubs interested in offering him a contract.
"If a supervised consumption site is interested in offering drug checking services, Health Canada would work with the applicant to explore the offer of such services".
But Mr. Assayas also seems interested in offering a psychological portrait of the terrorist mind.
Amazon is racing Google and Apple, both of whom are interested in offering similar services.
The society distributes antidissection videos and lends computer software to schools interested in offering alternatives.
Damon does not seem interested in offering the Yankees a discount.
"To date, plan sponsors aren't interested in offering 5,000 choices to their participants".
