The phrase "a given campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific campaign that has been previously mentioned or is understood in the context.
Example: "The results of a given campaign can significantly influence future marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "a specific campaign" or "an identified campaign".
He also relied on e-mail to keep abreast of the rapid whirl of events on a given campaign day.
The singular trait of the American way of war is the remarkable ability of our military to advance, absorb setbacks, adapt and ultimately triumph based upon the unique circumstances of a given campaign.
The company also offers analytics showing whether a given campaign is actually driving increased sales.
There is a glut of unsold publisher inventory, much of which is fungible in terms meeting advertisers' reach and frequency goals in a given campaign.
By adding these broad match capabilities, Twitter can presumably do all of that while also exposing a given campaign to a broader audience.
Through the identification of campaigns, we detect the influence of each orchestrated campaign on the spam traffic collected, as well as the emergence of new IP addresses that join a given campaign.
Maintain any given campaign for a minimum of 4 to 6 months.
The offline business model is, in essence, a sequential decision process: the Ad Network must decide which campaign to display to each user at a specific time, given campaign budgets, values that campaigns pay per click, time constraints of the campaigns, and the relationship between campaigns and user profiles.
Once a year, businesses host an employee giving campaign or organize a company-wide gift drive for the local community.
Additionally, it became an effective fund-raising platform, when the Red Cross launched a mobile giving campaign that surpassed all expectations.
The United Way of the National Capital Area lost its contract to run the $50 million-a-year workplace giving campaign for federal workers to a competing charity.
