"welcome offer" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "welcome offer" to refer to a special promotion or discount that is specifically offered to new customers or members as a way of welcoming them to a business, organization, or group. Example: "As a new member, you are eligible for our exclusive welcome offer of 20% off your first purchase!".
So getting tips from the comedian Lucy Porter was a welcome offer.
The email promoting the Ladbrokes casino featured an image of Iron Man and the text: "Enjoy this exclusive Ladbrokes welcome offer with Iron Man 3".
"Here's my invitation, baby / Come feel my energy," Britney Spears purrs to open her new album, "Glory," and what a welcome offer that is.
Well, let me begin by saying that this is the best residency I've done, and probably the strangest, but I hereby welcome offers for others!
Croatia has become the new route of choice for refugees desperate to reach the welcome offered to them in western Europe, after Hungary closed its borders and began prosecuting anyone who entered the country "illegally".
The welcome offered by German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and many ordinary Germans has given voice to the liberal humanitarianism that was always present in German society and was reinforced by the lessons of the Holocaust.
Had it not been for the welcome offered by McCoy and his wife, Walsh estimates that he might have lasted no more than a couple of years as a regular rider on this side of the Irish Sea.
Bolton Wanderers manager Owen Coyle has said he has not received any bids for Mark Davies and would not welcome offers for any of his star players.
The newspaper's warm welcome offered a sharp contrast to the message many American politicians were sending this week.
The contrast with the media welcome offered to 2016's child refugees – "give us your teeth and fuck off" – is stark.
Mr. Wiltse, of course, welcomes offers from producers to bring "Triangles For Two" into New York.
