The phrase "ad agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or entity that acts on behalf of an advertiser, typically in the context of marketing or advertising campaigns.
Example: "The ad agent presented several innovative strategies to enhance our brand visibility."
Alternatives: "advertising representative" or "marketing agent."
To search for multifunctional anti-Alzheimer's disease (AD) agents with good safety, the previously synthesized tacrine flurbiprofen hybrids 1a and 1b were modified into tacrine flurbiprofen nitrate trihybrids 3a h.
A series of compounds containing an α,β-unsaturated carbonyl moiety, such as chalcones and coumarins were designed, synthesized and tested in a variety of assays to assess their potential as anti-Alzheimer's disease (AD) agents.
This week NetRatings said it will team with the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association and the Wireless Data Forum to set up the Wireless Audience Measurement Council, which will work with companies like content providers, ad agents and service providers to standardize the way advertisers and their agents measure wireless Web activity.
Thus AA36 is regarded as a potent anti-AD agent and N-substituted piperazinecarboxylate can be served as a promising structural unit for anti-AD drug design.
More importantly, the hepatotoxicity study showed that 3a was much safer than tacrine, suggesting it might be a promising anti-AD agent for further investigation.
Similarly, resveratrol promotes anti-ageing pathways and previously has been described as anti-AD agent [ 67].
Resveratrol also appears to be beneficial as an anti-AD agent [ 57- 60].
Although the data mentioned above are quite promising for the use of Ashwagandha as an anti-AD agent, additional clinical trials need to be conducted to support its therapeutic use.
Flavonoids with AChE inhibitory activities and low toxicity are used to developing new anti-AD agents.
