The phrase "advertised position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a job opening that has been publicly announced or promoted.
Example: "I am applying for the advertised position of Marketing Manager at your company."
Alternatives: "job opening" or "open position".
In 2009 an advertised position for the job of caretaker on an Australian tropical island received 35,000 applicants.
The advertised position at Cornell called for a researcher to investigate plant nutrition and root biology issues with Concord vineyards…it was a good match.
1. Applying for a job: When you're applying for an advertised position, you almost certainly need to submit a résumé as part of the application process.
Any CV or cover letter you send, whether speculative or for an advertised position, needs to be sympathetic to each different context.
While you may cold call HR to boost your status in response to an advertised position by establishing a personal connection, HR is not the right place to learn about unadvertised jobs in the hidden job market.
Some come from people who are well qualified for the advertised position, but many résumés may be lacking one important detail: the name of the job seeker in the document file name.
All organizations and currently advertised positions will be displayed.
Our experiment was large in scale in the summer of 2011, we submitted 21,592 on-line applications for 10,796 advertised positions.
Moreover, recently advertised positions have their own spot on the front page of this section of the Web site.
And a number of the company's newly advertised positions may be aimed at supporting the e-commerce business.
Rather than waiting for an established or advertised positions to be available, they suggested nurses find the specialty they were committed to and then pursue the necessary educational and clinical opportunities.
