The phrase "advertised in two" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being advertised in two different places or formats, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The product was advertised in two major magazines this month."
Alternatives: "promoted in two" or "featured in two".
The video tutorial web site has been advertised in two ways: (i) through email, verbal contacts and on-site demonstrations, as well as (ii) by adding links to the tutorials throughout the MaizeGDB web site.
Mr. Levy's spokeswoman, Ms. Finney, said that the position was advertised in two national newspapers and that more than 20 people applied, but as far as she could determine, only one applicant came from outside New York State.
In the last thirty days before the election, Whitaker and Baxter advertised in four hundred newspapers and on five hundred billboards.
As for why Kraft elected to introduce the products and approach under a brand it had not advertised in five years, rather than a new one, Mr. Siegel said that 85 percent of consumers still report being familiar with SnackWell's.
A council spokesman said as well as the thousands of people consulted over the plans, the application was also advertised in four local newspapers.
Participation was advertised in three ways: a public radio show (The Peoples Pharmacy), by patient advocacy groups, and through on-line search engines.
The campaigns are advertising in nine states — stretching from North Carolina to Nevada — but are spending most of their most crucial resource — their time — in the Midwest.
The core of my market is between 50 and 150 kilometers away, and I have to advertise in seven major cities to reach it".
The Democratic National Committee, which had been advertising in three Florida media markets, is currently off the air but plans to return, Mr. Koch said.
Media-buying agencies find it difficult to point advertisers toward a one-magazine publisher, he said, when it is just as easy to encourage them to advertise in five magazines at once.
He recently angered Ravens owner Modell when he advertised Redskins games in the Baltimore Sun newspaper, violating a gentlemen's agreement among NFL owners not to advertise in one another's markets.
