"offer a rebate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide a discount or refund on a purchase or bill. Example: The store is offering a rebate of 20% on all purchases made during the grand opening week.
Time Warner Cable said it would offer a rebate to Showtime subscribers, as well as access to other subscription channels like Starz.
UPromise and its peers are similar in principle to rewards programs that offer a rebate check for purchases made at certain merchants or through a particular Internet site.
He suggested another way the carriers might spend their millions of dollars: "Maybe they should offer a rebate if they cut usage on Inauguration Day".
Even if the government were to offer a rebate to compensate the poorest among us, their after-tax income would decline 1.3 percent, according to the policy center's analysis.
The study, presented to MPs and industry figures at Westminster on Tuesday evening, calls on ministers to impose a fee on packaging materials and offer a rebate for those products that use more recycled material.
Labor will offer a rebate of up to $2,000 for households earning less than $180,000 to install residential battery systems as part of its revamped energy policy if it wins the next federal election.
For example, American Express currently has a cash rebate program offering rebates "up to" 5percentt, but the program is tiered and offers a rebate of only 1/2percentt on annual purchases up to $7,500.
Recently, a retailer on Amazon.com, VIP Deals, offered a rebate to people who bought its Kindle Fire case.
The Dysport campaign, which runs through April 30, is thought to be the first time a drug maker has offered a rebate on a competing drug.
After a visit to its offices by the governor of Bangkok, General Dynamics in 2011 offered a rebate of about 10 percent of the value of the deal.
The economics of his system works well in California because that state offers a rebate for the installation of renewable systems for heating hot water, he said.
