The phrase "advertisement method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific technique or strategy employed in advertising.
Example: "The advertisement method we chose for this campaign proved to be highly effective in reaching our target audience."
Alternatives: "advertising technique" or "promotional strategy".
The site asks readers to urge the product manufacturer, the Clorox Company, to "pull this offensive commercial immediately and go back to their more responsible advertisement methods".
As a result, we chose to test common advertisement methods.
The less expensive advertisement methods have a lower recruit/day rate and conversely, the more expensive advertisement methods provide a higher number of recruits/day.
Future research may also include conducting multiple RCTs of each of the paid advertisement versus a non-advertisement control outside the confines of an active research study to better understand the effectiveness of each of the advertisement methods in medical research.
A list of the ten additional advertisement methods are given in the regulations at 20 CFR 656.17 e)(1)(i)(4)(ii) and can be found here.
Two thousand advertisements from 4 large tobacco advertisement databases were analyzed for type of advertisement strategy used, and 4 advertising method categories were devised to incorporate the maximum number of advertisements reviewed.
By bringing together carriers, brands, content providers and consumers, Ad Infuse specifically targets consumers, so advertisements can be more cost efficient than the old impersonalized advertising method.
Previous studies, however, have used the same advertisement recruitment method for trials of varenicline for smoking cessation but found lower response rates with placebo.
That's precisely what Sony would like to exploit with its own advertisements, a method known as viral marketing.
As well as providing information about how personal data is used, the policy contains information on the Guardian's use of cookies and online behavioural advertising, a method of delivering advertisements based on the type of content that is being viewed.
