The phrase "advertised between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is promoted or publicized within a specific range or timeframe.
Example: "The new product was advertised between the months of June and August to maximize visibility."
Alternatives: "promoted during" or "marketed within".
It contains 82 two- and three-bedroom apartments, featuring open-plan living rooms and kitchens, with prices advertised between £450,000 and £1m.
But high street chains, such as Nando's and Pizza Express, appear to be struggling to recruit enough staff this December with hundreds of vacancies still advertised between them.
A study by IMS Health, looking at 49 brands advertised between 1998 and 2003, shows that the average return on $1 spent on advertising a blockbuster drug was more than $3.50.But Vioxx may change that.
Soon cable companies will also offer customers an array of digital services attached to individual cable channels: Click here to retrieve the batting average of the player kneeling in the on-deck circle; click there to contact the local dealer for the sport utility vehicles advertised between innings.
Positions are usually advertised between December and February.
The campaign group says that contracts worth a total of £5bn were advertised between April-December 2013.
The balance in advertising between candidates and outside groups has shifted sharply toward the outside groups since the Citizens United Supreme Court case paving the way for super PACs, and it may continue to move in that direction.
The websites of FOX News, VICE, and Huffington Post Live all advertise between segments that play continuously via their respective video players.
They won't earn big bucks – call handling posts are currently being advertised at between £7.68 and £9.98 an hour.
This is the highest spread between advertised representative APR and potential APR of any major lender.
In his first 100 days, Trump has routinely advertised the link between the presidency and his brand.
