The phrase "advertisement specified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular advertisement that has been clearly identified or detailed in a discussion or document.
Example: "Please refer to the advertisement specified in the contract for the terms of the promotion."
Alternatives: "advertisement mentioned" or "advertisement indicated".
They can then enter a bid for a certain type of advertisement, specifying the section and date range.
It quickly becomes clear that the "school," housed on the top floor of an elevatorless building near Columbus Circle, is a racket: "Our advertisements specified that when an applicant wrote in inquiring about the course he was to send a sample of his writing, a 'story' of any sort, any length, for our 'analysis,' and a five-dollar money order.
Job advertisements specify "graduate wanted"; companies trawl campuses to recruit future executives; many countries have rigid academic requirements for particular professions.
Conversely, a bait and switch does not occur in situations where advertisements specify that limited quantities of the product are available or if the salesperson, who is prepared to sell the advertised product, talks a customer into purchasing something else.
A young woman recently showed up in answer to an advertisement that specified "meals, uniforms, and laundry free," brought along with her, and presented to the restaurant manager, a bag of soiled laundry.
There was a general decrease in advertisements not specifying the engine fuel type, from 59% in 2001 to 44% in 2005.
These advertisements and emails specified the unacceptable conditions in individuals with regard to participation in the study such as handedness, the existence of metal in and around the body, claustrophobia, the use of certain drugs, a history of certain psychiatric and neurological diseases, and previous participation in related experiments.
Refer to the job advertisement if someone is specified to whom inquiry letters should be sent.
These advertisements invited women to participate in a study examining body image in women; advertisements targeting pregnant women specified that we were interested in tracking body image among pregnant women across three time points of pregnancy.
David now adopted the name Bowie to avoid confusion with Davy Jones of the Monkees, and put together a new group via an advertisement in Melody Maker, specifying that he wanted musicians "to accompany a singer".
