The phrase "ad publication" is not correct and does not appear to be a standard expression in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to refer to something related to publication, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The manuscript is ready for ad publication review."
Alternatives: "for publication" or "prior to publication".
Mr. Rogers said strength in the company's special-interest consumer magazines, rapid growth in its consumer classified ad publications and declining costs in its Internet outlays will allow Primedia to reduce the debt -- and to soar when the advertising economy recovers.
At the national level, university hospitals participated in nearly 50%% of French AD publications.
Our study showed that, at the national level, the CHUs are major players in French research, participating in 48%% of French AD publications.
Adding publications one at a time can be tedious.
They included Barbara Lippert, editor at large, the last advertising critic at a weekly ad trade publication.
Police headquarters in Pretoria issued a statement arguing that the security police, in attempting to prevent the ad's publication, were simply doing their duty under the state of emergency.
The campaign will appear in ad trade publications like Advertising Age, Adweek, Brandweek, the Asian-Pacific edition of Campaign and Mediaweek.
Adweek began in 1978 with the merger of three regional ad trade publications to produce editions for the East, Midwest and West.
Operationally, magazines now offer advertisers opportunities they could not in the last recession, particularly what is called a faster close -- that is, later deadlines for submitting ads before publication, made possible by the greater computerization of publishing.
(That was a reference to a coming sitcom, "Animal Practice," which features a capuchin monkey as a co-star. The monkey, named Crystal, appears on the covers of this week's issues of both leading ad trade publications, Advertising Age and Adweek).
