The phrase "ad provided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an advertisement that has been supplied or made available.
Example: "The ad provided by the marketing team effectively highlights our new product features."
Alternatives: "advertisement supplied" or "ad supplied".
Vice President Dick Cheney said the charges in the ad, "provided at subsidized rates in The New York Times" were "an outrage".
Replying on behalf of the IGTO, the State of Israel Ministry of Tourism SIMTT) said the ad provided "basic, accurate information to a prospective UK traveller who wanted to know what to expect in Israel".
AD provided the technical support and conceptual advice.
AD provided the technical support and conceptual advice; IK and IO analyzed and drafted the manuscript; YuK designed and conducted the experiments and performed the characterization of GaSb crystals; KR supported the experimental investigation; and NL-K modified and drafted the manuscript.
Cohen goes on to look at some specifics of Delta's charge - namely that an ad provided to them by Scottevest as "representative" of their ad designs for submission was approved and then Scottevest submitted a different, Delta-specific ad.
AD provided microbiological support.
Rooted in logic and rational thought, AD provides systemic tools that helps facilitate design process.
The process of anaerobic digestion (AD) provides the basis of biogas production but often leads to excessive foaming.
Epidemiological studies of Alzheimer's disease (AD) provide insights into changing public health trends and their contribution to disease incidence.
(The VISA ad provides branding and a dynamic link, but users are not required to use VISA to purchase downloads).
3– 6 The currently available psychological 7– 10 and psychopharmacological 11– 15 treatments 16 for AD provide relatively poor results.
