'under offer' is an acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It is typically used in the context of a sale or purchase. For example, John put his house up for sale - it's now under offer.
A spokesman for Haart, the estate agent, told the Herald the property was "under offer".
This week the agent, Gascoigne Pees, said the property is now under offer.
Another three-bedroom flat in the development with a similar price tag is under offer.
This parking space, in St Ives, Cornwall, is under offer for £55,000.
"It is correct that it is under offer and it has been for some time now.
The advert, which includes 86 photographs showing characterful cottages and sweeping scenic shots, is marked as being under offer.
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For example, market-rate tenants could be evicted, he said, even after they agree to buy their apartments under offers included in the black book.
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