The phrase "advertised above" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been mentioned or promoted earlier in the text, typically in a document or advertisement.
Example: "For more details on the product features, please refer to the specifications advertised above."
Alternatives: "mentioned above" or "promoted earlier".
Where drinks deals are advertised above DJs and the promoter makes semi-regular announcements over the PA.
The app, which was hacked together last week by Type/Code, is squeaky-clean and works as advertised (above is a screenshot of the countdown to TechCrunch Disrupt SF).
PQ Creepy Dolls are a corruption of the cute kewpie dolls and come in various guises, including a buff one, a melting one, an anorexic one, and a shithead one (advertised above).
While it played, an airplane circled above, advertising its new album, "Define the Great Line" (Tooth & Nail/Solid State), due out next month.
As word of the killings spread along Utica Avenue on Thursday morning, people were drawn to the store, where the awning above them advertised many reasons to come calling: for breakfast, lunch, drinks, a lottery ticket or an A.T.M., phone cards and candy.
These guys worked the decks while an LED panel above them advertised the 1995 seminal classic "I Got 5 On It" by hip hop duo Luniz, which they didn't play once.
The sign above his door advertised restoratives, or restaurants, referring to the soups and broths available within.
To a large extent, his graphs (above) worked as advertised.
"Many of the one-bedroom flats advertised on the website require an income of above £50,000 a year, while for others you must earn above £33,000," she says.
Searches bring up local businesses based on your zip code and include paid advertising above reviews.
It's also interesting to observe the continued attempts by the any one but Google crowds' attempts to win marketshare, from Ask's bizarre viral marketing efforts (The Algorithm advertises above urinals), country specific deals such as Testra's tie up with Microsoft's NineMSN destination in Australia, to even this story now.
