"offering its services" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something (a company, an organization, a service, etc.) that is making its services available. For example: "The company is offering its services to customers across the country."
Facebook has long been offering its services in separate apps; it introduced a stand-alone text-message app, Messenger, in 2011.
"In January 2005, an email was sent to PartyGaming's customer service department requesting, on behalf of the office of the Louisiana attorney general, that PartyGaming cease and desist from offering its services to persons within the state," it said.
It's also huge that Xfire will be offering its services in Chinese characters, adding that much-needed locally-tailored aspect to its product — something many American companies struggle with when moving abroad, specifically to Asian markets.
Give the new U.S. Cyber-Command a chance to prove its worth by ordering it to electronically assault WikiLeaks and any telecommunications company offering its services to this organization.
Rather than going to companies, it is tapping the root of the tree by offering its services to the call centers who manage customer support for well-known businesses behind the curtain.
Just before leaving so abruptly, I published here a letter from a photographic studio in Paris, offering its services to Jerry Poppink, a local publicist, who had sent it on to me because he thought it was amusing.
The company says it has handled more than 15 billion text messages since it began offering its service in 2009.
It's also offering its service (excluding about $500 for the device itself) for $40 a month on a limited scale through ISPs such as GoAmerica and EarthLink.
It has since started offering its service in Denver, which is also covered by the injunction.
The DirecTV and Dish initiative is offering its service on statewide levels, but in future years could offer politicians more segmented regions, such as individual counties or congressional districts.
Mobike began offering its service in Shanghai in April 2016 and today it is present in 13 cities across China.
