The phrase "advertised team" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a team that has been promoted or publicized, often in the context of sports or marketing.
Example: "The advertised team for the upcoming tournament has a strong lineup of players."
Alternatives: "promoted team" or "publicized team".
At the very least, advertised returns are highly mutable.
Neither casino is advertised anywhere in Singapore.
The field, rented for the occasion, is impressively large, with a well-equipped pavilion, inside which at 2 30 P.M., the advertised starting time, both teams are avidly watching another match — England versus the West Indies — on television.
Then, in what they reported as an unexpected twist, Ripley's team were taken off their advertised schedule a day later to interview three American captives held by North Korean authorities.
In addition, the service is slick and works exactly as advertised and its design clearly betrays some of the team's experience at Apple.
In addition, the service is slick and works exactly as advertised and its design clearly betrays some of the team's experience at Apple.
THREE-VER PITCH "As a young boy I am sure I saw advertised on Eurosport a pre-season friendly in Italy involving three teams and a pitch specifically designed to accommodate all of them at the same time," writes John Quinn.
Some of the teams met victims and concerned Catholics in advertised locations, as well as individual survivors behind closed doors.
IT WAS every bit as close as advertised, but in the end, George Bush and his vaunted campaign team have attained victory in America's presidential election, held on Tuesday November 2nd.
The sales executive needs to stay all over the fulfillment team to make sure everything goes perfectly "as advertised".
