The phrase "advertisement for example" is not correct as it lacks proper punctuation and structure.
You can use it when you want to introduce an example related to advertisements, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Many companies use various strategies in their marketing campaigns, advertisement, for example, can significantly influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "advertisement, for instance," or "advertisement, such as,".
During a car advertisement, for example, bystanders would be able to inspect a new car from every angle.
An insurance company that knows your home cover is about to expire might then use Twitter to send a direct advertisement, for example.
The breast cancer radio advertisement, for example, is running mainly on Long Island and in the New York City metropolitan area.
In a Spanish-language advertisement, for example, the McCain campaign has said that Mr. Obama favors raising taxes on "families" making $42,000 a year.
A recent campaign advertisement, for example, showed Mr. Lungren at a lobbyist-friendly aviation conference in 2008 in Hawaii, complete with images of the congressman smearing sunblock on his bare chest.
For a recent European vehicle advertisement, for example, Mr. Gill's company assembled a bank of cameras on a J-shaped rail that initially tracked the movement of the vehicle just as they had tracked Mr. Agassi's tennis ball, by firing sequentially.
That information can be used to determine what kind of advertisements, for example, that people receive.
The show's radio advertisements, for example, feature Ms. O'Donnell boldly predicting that the show will win a Tony Award.
Although cigarette advertisements, for example, typically portray smokers as young, healthy and attractive, smoking can make people look older and less healthy.
While the argument for medical research has been that there is a compelling human need, he said there was no such argument for using young chimps in television advertisements, for example, which he described as "entirely frivolous".
Both advertisements, for example, mention that Mr. Perry was the son of a tenant farmer and that he served in the Air Force, and they repeat Mr. Perry's campaign message that his policies have created jobs in Texas.
