"offered to review" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone has offered to review something such as a paper, report, or document. Example Sentence: The professor offered to review my thesis paper before I submitted it.
He said he offered to review the script but never received one.
Mr. Strong confirmed that Mr. Christopher offered to review the script but, he said, he decided not to send one.
Deliveroo has offered to review individual cases after being criticised for sacking more than 100 drivers days before Christmas.
Britain and the EU had offered to review sanctions against Belarus if the poll showed an improvement on previous fraudulent ballots.
After booking him on a TV program that she was producing, and mentioning that she wanted to return to print reporting, he offered to review her published work.
The agency offered to review "specific proposals by the companies for specifically described [advertising] programs that meet these criteria". Id. at 38a.
We meet on-call to review proposals, act quickly on applications and offer to review proposed changes in approved designs.
Virtually all these plans must give their approval before enrollees are admitted to hospitals, he said, and 83percentt offer to review cases during treatment instead of afterward.
He added that to clear up any questions about the library's finances, the trustees had voted on Nov. 24 to invite the state comptroller's offer to review the records.
So for instance, if you've had a lot of success writing winning pitch decks, offer to review their pitch and provide concrete feedback.
Since her Instagram has become so popular, she's been getting offers to review books.
