"offered for purchase" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something (usually goods or services) that is being made available to buy. For example: "The new iPhone was offered for purchase yesterday."
The singles will reportedly be offered for purchase, in person only, for as long as buyers are still lining up, or at least until midnight.
The Lydian Coin token that Hilton touted is one of hundreds of new digital coins that are being offered for purchase.
Victorian nightgowns, Chinese wall hangings, antique buttons, paintings, sculpture and 121 elephants are among the items to be offered for purchase or bidding.
The Koch brothers contend in the lawsuit that the shares cannot be transferred to Niskanen's widow without first being offered for purchase by the Cato board and the other shareholders.
The general manager agreed with me that things had spiralled out of proportion, and after I showed him my swimsuit, not only stated that it met swimsuit standards, but that it was now being offered for purchase at all David Lloyd's clubs throughout the UK.
Disney has close links with Mr. Jobs, both as the distributor of Pixar hits like "Toy Story" and "The Incredibles" and, under Mr. Iger's directive, by making hits from ABC the first prime-time fare to be offered for purchase and viewing on a video iPod.
For serious potato-eaters, vendors will offer for purchase an array of dishes, including cheddar potato soup, seafood potato chowder, sweet potato pie, garlic-mashed potatoes, stuffed potatoes and French fries.
Ask your merchant services provider what equipment they offer for purchase, and if it is locked or proprietary.
But, when told that RJ was interested in buying -- and abolishing -- anything Sallie Mae might offer for purchase, the aptly named St.
The technology is made more attractive by the tax incentives many countries offer for purchases of electric vehicles.
The resulting garment, which was offered for private purchase, became known as the "trench coat".
