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The phrase 'offer a promotion' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts, for example in a business or organizational setting. For example: "The CEO offered a promotion to the account manager for her hard work and dedication to the company."
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Worse yet, you may offer a promotion that costs you significantly more a week into the offering.
The national flag carrier, Vietnam Airlines, did offer a promotion in honour of the occasion.
In some cases, a company might offer a promotion or give managers more flexibility to do their current jobs.
In two experimental studies with 526 and 550 espondents, the authors examine the effects of omnichannel-based promotions (e.g. using digital shopping trace to offer a promotion when the consumer enters the physical store) in two different product categories (utilitarian vs. hedonic), spontaneous/planned purchases and two different retail industries (durable good vs. travel).
To whom do I offer a promotion today?
This is a new and exciting way to offer a promotion.
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I've recently been offered a promotion out of sales into marketing.
"I even offered a promotion to anybody on my staff who took Tabby," he said, joking.
Leni was offered a promotion, & Marta said she could leave at once, that she had become too lofty a lady.
But when he was offered a promotion that meant moving to the company's London office, he declined.
"It's hard to stop and think rationally when you're being offered a promotion," said a former client, whom I'll call Phil.
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