The phrase "sent an offer" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like, "The company sent an offer to the potential customer."
The Jets had not sent an offer as of late yesterday afternoon, a person with knowledge of Robertson's situation.
A Nuggets spokesman said the team had not yet sent an offer for Martin, a restricted free agent.
Yet the risk taken by the UAE in mounting a high-profile challenge over such an important business tool, despite its ambition to become a global financial hub and its pretensions to being a relatively open society, hints that more may be at stake.Last year Etisalat, a mobile-phone firm controlled by the UAE's government, sent an offer of a "software upgrade" to its BlackBerry users.
"WBC champion Bernard Hopkins was also sent an offer, but Hopkins has a forthcoming rematch with Chad Dawson".
In a sad twist of fate, the British bank Barclays sent an offer to purchase another firm in 2008 that hid instead of deleted nearly 200 spreadsheet cells, resulting in unnecessary losses.
Those garments are then analyzed at Twice's San Francisco-based warehouse, and the customer is sent an offer from Twice for those clothes that they can choose to accept (98percentt do, says CEO Noah Ready-Campbell).
Sending an offer to buy shares of an initial public offering would also probably require a suitability check, she said.
"They send an offer to everyone on their email list and those people will do the work for them.
Then, that restaurant can, through a third party, send an offer to these card members, either in their credit card statement or in a restaurant newsletter.
Many hiring parties expressed that if candidates seemed uninterested at the end of the interview, they didn't bother sending an offer letter.
It does nothing, for example, to establish rules defining an appropriate list of names that a purveyor of a legitimate product can use to send an offer by e-mail.
