The phrase "advertisement calling for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an advertisement that requests or seeks something, such as applications, proposals, or responses.
Example: "The advertisement calling for submissions from local artists has generated a lot of interest in the community."
Alternatives: "ad seeking" or "ad requesting".
Israel's broadcasting authority stopped B'Tselem, a human-rights group, from placing an advertisement calling for the names of Palestinian children killed in the attacks to be broadcast.
And then, of course, there are always opportunities available on Craigslist, where a broker at Bond New York recently placed an advertisement calling for "licensed real estate interns".
As first lady she was sometimes controversial, known for her championing of anti-drug causes including a famous advertisement calling for teens offered drugs to "just say no".
The now celebrated full-page advertisement calling for legalization of the sale of marijuana that appeared in the "Times" last month bearing 65 signatures (including Graham Greene, John Piper, David Hockney, Dr. Jonathan Miller, two Beatles, & two Labour M.P.s)immediately started up new arguments as to whether marijuana does or doesn't lead to dangerously harder stuff.
RSF will also display posters of Johnston in Gaza and Beirut and other middle eastern cities, while an Arabic-language advertisement calling for his and other abducted journalists' release will be broadcast by local and satellite TV stations throughout the region.
But if such a situation appeals, it is not a case of looking out for a job advertisement calling for your particular skills, or even writing a speculative letter.
The district's advertisement called for female applicants 18 to 22 years old, with a good figure and "the five facial features in proper order".
The same is true for studies using male advertisement calls for distinguishing between water frog species and populations [ 12, 36].
The advertisement called for people with excellent organisational and interpersonal skills (including the ability to relate to seriously injured adults), who were able to work during evenings and weekends and had experience operating computers.
For example, a recent newspaper advertisement called for tenders of offers to buy abalone ITQs, meaning that private ITQ owners now have an asset worth advertising in an innovative way.
