The phrase "advertised amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific sum of money that has been publicly promoted or stated, often in the context of sales, promotions, or financial offers.
Example: "The advertised amount for the new smartphone is $999, which includes all the latest features."
Alternatives: "stated amount" or "promoted amount".
The FTC says that, although Uber advertised that drivers could earn between $16 and $29 per hour depending on the city in which they drove, only a fraction of drivers actually earned the advertised amount.
It's powerful, too; it allows connected devices to draw the advertised amount of power, something not every charger can claim.
Americans seem to think it's their god-given right to purchase a latte with the advertised amount of liquid in it.
It cost the burglar himself nothing to acquire it, excluding ordinary work expenses — transportation, wear and tear on a crowbar, mask rental, that sort of thing — but presumably you would have given him the advertised amount had he seen the flier and brought the jewelry to you directly.
"A Starbucks customer who orders a Venti cold drink receives only 14 fluid ounces of that drink – just over half the advertised amount, and just over half the amount for which they are paying," states the 29-page-long complaint filed by customer Stacey Pincus, the lead plaintiff in the case, filed in northern Illinois federal court on Wednesday, according to Courthouse News Service.
In Boston, Minneapolis and Philadelphia, fewer than 10percentt of drivers earned the advertised amount, according to the FTC.
As one VC said: "Unless the investors have made money off the deal, they're not going to advertise the amount of the exit".
Non-incumbents may raise and spend for advertising an amount equal to no more then one half the annual salary of the position sought.
Gerard Baker, managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, warned last week that native advertising amounts to a "Faustian pact".
In 1995, on-line revenue from placement of advertising amounted to roughly $50 million to $60 million, according to best estimates (The actual amount spent is not yet systematically tracked). Still, this amount pales in comparison with the $140 billion spent annually in the United States on advertising overall to reach consumers in the home.
Mobile advertising amounted to a healthy 41% of Facebook's total ad revenue.
