"offer inquiry" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, you might use it in a sentence like this: "I thought I would offer a quick inquiry to see if anyone had any further questions."
Many museums offer inquiry-based programs that enhance the experience of visiting an evolution gallery.
Mohan, by contrast, had less to offer the inquiry about Murdoch's passion for British politics and the Sun.
In response, the government offered an inquiry, but one which excluded outsiders.
He said that when extra help had been offered, the inquiry team said it wasn't needed and they were working as fast as they could.
The bill brought forward by the government on December 8th offered an inquiry of limited scope led by a Labour-dominated committee that would sit on its hands until the police had completed their work.
The three-year delay to the report has caused intense frustration inside Downing Street, with the cabinet secretary, Sir Jeremy Heywood, having offered the inquiry extra resources to speed up the process.
Set up a profile on the professional networking site LinkedIn and indicate in your contact settings that you're interested in consulting offers, job inquiries, and expertise requests.
The lab teaching unit described here offers an inquiry-based learning experience at a relatively low cost per student and gives the opportunity for students to develop skills in many areas of evolutionary biology.
The Met could only offer a police inquiry but the force would give its support to any public inquiry, he added.
Nine of the 12 providers fail to offer an online inquiry form.
Then head for the neo-Marxist reaches of the Internet, where publications like Jacobin and The New Inquiry offer a constant reminder of how much room there is to the left of the current Democratic Party.
