'value offer' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a special offer or promotion that provides a good value, such as a discount or bundle offer. For example: "This online store has a great value offer on laptops - buy one for 50% off."
Two successful portfolio managers, one oriented toward growth and the other toward value, offer mostly diverging ideas, naturally, about where they can be found.
Like for like sales of 13% over this period reflect the attractiveness "of our unique fresh, quality and value offer", the company added.
"I struggle to see how the Morrisons offer is a value offer that is sufficiently different from Asda and hard discounters to warrant its proper space in the UK retail landscape," he wrote in a blistering research note last week.
"The big issue is the right user experience…whatever we use [has to] add value, offer proper education and awareness for users and give them full control".
People are buying less and less music, though, so Apple has wisely shifted its value offer to driving ticket and merch sales where the real money is today.
Tenth Place – The void card, which contains virtually no information aside from the name of the bank and a confusing value offer ranked last with 1.12% indicating that the logical soundness and integrity of all 400 respondents was generally sound.
The consumer values are just fine, it's the value offered by brands that needs attention.
After the extravagances of the holidays, the good value offered by Sophia's family-style dinners may be welcome.
But shared value offers companies a way to pursue their self-interest while also acting in the common good.
Santander claimed in August that it was forced to make the reduction "to balance the economics of the product with the value offered to customers".
In most practical cases, a fixed value offers a good speed/accuracy tradeoff [29].
