The phrase "ad material" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in marketing and advertising contexts to refer to materials or content created for promotional purposes.
Example: "The marketing team is currently developing new ad material to promote the upcoming product launch."
Alternatives: "advertising content" or "promotional material".
The Clippy site will include e-mail and a variety of "viral" marketing tools that Microsoft hopes users will use to e-mail portions of the ad material -- like songs and presentations animated with Macromedia Flash -- to one another.
The most recent era of toys the one that just ended—had been exuberant, too: a gold-plated replica of the Mandalay Bay Hotel, in Las Vegas, commissioned by Merrill Lynch; a Lucite banana split, commemorating Sun Capital Partners' acquisition of Friendly's; a snow globe made for Northoil ("Inside the snow globe we have placed a pewter casting of an oil rig," the ad material says).
The most recent era of toys — the one that just ended — had been exuberant, too: a gold-plated replica of the Mandalay Bay Hotel, in Las Vegas, commissioned by Merrill Lynch; a Lucite banana split, commemorating Sun Capital Partners' acquisition of Friendly's; a snow globe made for Northoil ("Inside the snow globe we have placed a pewter casting of an oil rig," the ad material says).
Most of the ad material around the new phone still centers around Edge Sense, but when time comes for the company to actually talk about the phone itself, it smartly highlights the design.
Apollo founder Pat Roper was "fishing for ad material", and Parks belonged to a sound studio which Roper also owned.
Miller in particular is worried that the descriptions of Miller in the Anheuser-Busch ad materials as "South African owned" could lead to diminished sales because the type of consumers who drink brands like Miller Lite are sensitive to patriotic appeals.
Outfront makes decisions regarding ad materials on behalf of the MTA and declined to escalate the matter to the agency, Rodriguez said.
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Adding material as a "wall" around a contrast-enhanced object (such as a vessel lumen), commonly used for heart or vascular modeling.
In addition to television, there will be print ads, radio spots, online video clips and banner ads, materials in stores and content on the Sony retail Web site (sonystyle.com).com
Added materials provide pretension, and their lifetime is described by a survival function.
