The phrase "advertised event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an event that has been promoted or publicized to attract attendees.
Example: "The advertised event drew a large crowd, exceeding our expectations for attendance."
Alternatives: "promoted event" or "publicized event".
A spokesman for the N.Y.P.D. said that "students who advertised events or sent emails about regular events should not be worried about a 'terrorism file' being kept on them.
Posters on the walls advertise events long since passed.
Many organizers also have Web sites of their own where they advertise events.
The church has been public in its embrace of liberal causes, advertising events like a summer sex education event for teenagers organized by Planned Parenthood and meetings of groups like Parents, Friends and Families of Lesbians and Gays.
Fig. 5 Illustration of BLE advertising events and related timing.
While at Yahoo Dave managed engineering for all of Yahoo's audience and advertising analytics platforms where they processed 30-plus billion user and advertising events per day.
"It's great for advertising events, posting photos of activities and sharing lots of information in a format students are used to".
In this case, Hastings offered CLS access to school facilities to conduct meetings and the use of chalkboards and generally available bulletin boards to advertise events.
I don't know if you've ever listened to pirate stations, but there are sometimes these funny ads, and a lot of the time the stations would advertise events that they're involved with.
A virtual notice board will provide space for community service providers such as community centres, health services and walking groups to advertise events and activities, as well as provide high quality evidence-based guidance on lifestyle behaviours.
