The phrase "advertisement section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific part of a publication, website, or document that contains advertisements.
Example: "In the magazine, the advertisement section features various local businesses and services."
Alternatives: "ads section" or "advertising area".
Owing to the targeted recruitment process (ads in job advertisement sections) the sample displayed low levels of education and income; as many as 50% of parents were unemployed.
Examine the advertisement sections in the back of most tattoo magazines for flash art ads, sales and special offers.
In the 19th century, the personal advertisements section in newspapers would sometimes be used to exchange messages encrypted using simple cipher schemes.
It consists of 725 cardboard boxes which extend 135 feet, consisting of walls, towers, & pyramids formed of a hodge-podge of boxes bearing fragments of advertisements, sections of billboards, news photographs, quotations, and - in a variety of styles - the words "Peace on Earth".
The ASA found the advertisement breached section 1.3 of the Committee of Advertising Practice code, which states: "Marketing communications must be prepared with a sense of responsibility to consumers and to society".
The state is going to find primary source documents -- it could be a letter, an advertisement, a section of someone's journal, a speech -- and they will give the students one from each of these multiple perspectives and ask for a short answer from the students while they're looking at this primary source document.
She announces in the "Advertisement" (a section similar to a preface) of Mary that she is offering her heroine, who is a "genius", as a contrast to characters such as Samuel Richardson's Clarissa and Rousseau's Sophie.
Having compared yourself with the shapely news presenter on breakfast TV and the models in the advertisements between sections of the show, you take in the models on the posters as you sit on the bus, and so on.
They can then enter a bid for a certain type of advertisement, specifying the section and date range.
