The phrase "advertised live" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an event or program that is being promoted as happening in real-time, often in the context of broadcasts or performances.
Example: "The concert will be advertised live on social media, allowing fans to tune in as it happens."
Alternatives: "broadcast live" or "streamed live".
– L.D. Live television coverage of the P.G.A. Championship doesn't begin until 1 p.m. on TNT, and the P.G.A. Web site's advertised live streaming actually only live-streams one group: Tiger Woods, Padraig Harrington and Davis Love III.
You've probably heard about the return of bed bugs, those small, wingless bloodsucking insects that, as advertised, live around beds and like nothing more than a warmblooded companion to feed on at night.
He recently went to a pub that advertised live music upstairs.
Signboards and painted murals advertised live minnows and hunting and fishing licenses.
A state housing agency plans to review homeowners' claims that they are paying more than advertised to live in problem-plagued condominiums partially paid for with state money.
The irony is, of course that social media often facilitates these gatherings, whether it's connecting people with similar interests a la meetup.com, making it easier to register for and share events from official conferences to private parties a la eventbrite.com, or creating collaborative educational gathering that are advertised online and even live streamed a la PechaKucha and TEDx.
I was curious to see whether these sheets, advertised as Italian percale, lived up to their promise.
For all their self-advertised agonies, the lives Sartre and Camus led after the war mostly sound like a lot of fun.
In his case, the vehicle did not live up to his advertised range.
IN a sketch from the golden age of "Saturday Night Live," a product is advertised to help acne-speckled, brace-toothed adolescents ride out those awkward years.
An "Old Time Jam" at Freddy's Backroom in Brooklyn was too sparsely attended to live up to the advertised hootenanny.
