The phrase "advertisement policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the guidelines or rules governing advertisements within a specific context, such as a company or platform.
Example: "Our advertisement policy prohibits misleading claims and requires all ads to be clearly labeled."
Alternatives: "advertising guidelines" or "ad policy".
Ms. Mohan, the spokeswoman for the Times Company, said that as a result of recipients' complaints about the StockTopics promotions, the company's digital division had revised its e-mail advertisement policies.
TfL said the advertisement breached its advertising policy and caused widespread offence to the public.
Following the ruling, a TfL spokesperson said: "The advertisement clearly breached our advertising policy as it contained a controversial message and was likely to cause widespread offence to the public.
White House and administration officials insist that all of Mr. Obama's actions this week — with the exception of the advertisement — are policy decisions made for the good of the country.
Despite a flurry of speeches, advertisements and policy papers issued by Democratic leaders over the last month, barely a third of respondents said the Democrats had presented a "clear plan for the country" in the fall campaign.
Google today clarified a change to its ad policies, which have now been updated to include a ban on Google advertisements on any websites that utilize "pop-under" advertisements.
Asked about last year's drug policy advertisement that linked drug sales to international terrorism, Mr. Franks said, "Is it an absolutely perfect system?
However, the use of ACE combinations in advertisements requires proper policy making and investment from marketing professionals and advertisers, to achieve conventional goals (i.e., profits and market share maximization, etc).
Spokesmen for the two networks said they had rejected the advertisement because of policies against issue-advocacy advertisements.
Facebook has prohibited the use of fake play buttons in advertisements under its policy against depicting non-existent functionality for a few years, News Feed Product Manager Greg Marra tells me.
