The phrase "advertisement slot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific time or space allocated for an advertisement, typically in media such as television, radio, or online platforms.
Example: "The company secured a prime advertisement slot during the Super Bowl to reach a larger audience."
Alternatives: "ad space" or "commercial slot".
The disco track, which features Pharrell Williams and Nile Rodgers, comes after an intense promotion campaign for their forthcoming album Random Access Memories, which included teaser riffs and even an advertisement slot at Coachella festival.
It is an incredible piece of real estate, hitting the market at a rate of more than $2.5 million per four-week advertisement slot, which purely acts as a space to momentarily look at.
They've bought one of the highly prized and expensive advertisement slots in Sunday's Super Bowl.
The technology, which the Weather Channel plans to pay for at a cost of several thousand dollars a cable system, could place an ice cream maker's advertisement in local slots where the forecast calls for a hot day.
ACOMA PUEBLO, N.M. — To the north, the Sky City casino draws truckers off Interstate 40 with its billboard advertisements promising loose slots and low limits.
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It is spending more than $1 million running an anti-Bloomberg advertisement this month in high-profile slots, like during "Saturday Night Live" and the "Late Show With David Letterman".
The Super Bowl, which attracts around 90m viewers, the largest audience of the year, is the ultimate brand-building slot, and Super Bowl advertisements are the most talked about of the year.
Coding criteria include the programme category in which the advertisement is shown, the advertised product type and the time of broadcast, including whether it was in designated children's programming slots or in children's peak viewing times as previously defined.
From the Mandarin Oriental Hotel's 23rd-floor bar the other evening, with its desert views and $18 specialty cocktails, the new building-size digital billboards that loom over the Strip flashed out advertisements not for the slots, but for Tiesto, the D.J. playing at Hakkasan, a 75,000-square-foot nightclub where reserving a table for the night can cost $10,000 and more.
Advertisement It began as filler for an empty Saturday morning slot on Hollywood's KFI station and was later syndicated to more than 300 stations nationwide and broadcast internationally, on 240 ships and 170 military bases, by Armed Forces Radio Network.
