The phrase "advertisement includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when specifying the components or elements that are part of an advertisement.
Example: "The advertisement includes a catchy slogan, vibrant images, and a clear call to action."
Alternatives: "advertisement contains" or "advertisement features".
A television advertisement includes him performing a craniotomy as Michigan fight song lyrics scroll by.
The advertisement includes a photograph of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, one tower aflame, the other moments away from being struck by an airplane.
The advertisement includes videotape of Mr. Clinton praising Mr. Lazio and the man he hopes to replace, retiring Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
ACCURACY The advertisement includes short excerpts of Mr. Wright's most incendiary remarks and accurately notes that he was Mr. Obama's pastor and the man who baptized his children.
ON THE SCREEN -- The advertisement includes a series of fleeting images, from a woman having her purse snatched to a police officer speaking to someone on a front porch, with text as an overlay.
ACCURACY -- Aside from the assertion about reading levels in schools in the poorest neighborhoods, which is based on a federal Department of Education study, neither advertisement includes factual statements that could be either accurate or inaccurate.
The advertisement included a 35-cent coupon for a jar of Jif.
The advertisement included several inaccuracies: it incorrectly said, for example, that a student dining hall had been padlocked to starve students into submission.
The advertisement included an excerpt from a 1994 television interview in which Mr. Gore said he could not think of a single lie told by President Clinton.
Complainants about the advertisement included Conservative MP Simon Hart, the Farmers' Union of Wales and Welsh Conservative Assembly Member Antoinette Sandbach.
Like Yahoo, there is a non-negotiable advertisement included in the page.
