The phrase "advertisement support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to assistance or resources provided for advertisements, such as marketing or promotional efforts.
Example: "The company allocated a budget for advertisement support to enhance their marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "advertising assistance" or "promotional support".
His glowering image appeared in a television advertisement supporting Mr. Bush.
One advertisement supports a plan for border enforcement by Marco Rubio, a Republican.
For instance, they might view videos like this advertisement supporting natural gas hydrofracking and this music video opposing it.
Dylan Byers on Politico reports on a controversy at The Seattle Times over the company's decision to sponsor an advertisement supporting a Republican candidate for governor.
WASHINGTON — A woman who appears in an advertisement supporting Representative Jon Runyan, a New Jersey Republican, boasts about how he works "with both parties".
"Under his watch, Nigeria has become No 1 in broken promises," read one advertisement supporting the APC candidate, Muhammadu Buhari, a former military ruler.
Correction: October 2, 2002, Wednesday A picture caption on Monday with an article about the battle for Iowa's Second Congressional District misattributed an advertisement supporting Representative Jim Leach, the Republican.
Because the company can identify the makeup of a site —the percentage of site visitors who support, oppose or have mixed views on a certain issue — it can choose sites that, say, gay marriage opponents do not really visit for a strong advertisement supporting gay marriage.
That is also the premise of a recent television advertisement supporting Senator Elizabeth Dole, Republican of North Carolina, whose seat is an integral part of the Democratic drive toward 60 votes, as she fights to hold on against Kay R. Hagan, a Democratic state senator.
The NMP definition of "quality use of medicines" includes taking into account "the potential risks and benefits of treatment, dosage, length of treatment, and cost".[ 20] We believe evidence-based guidelines are a useful standard for evaluating how well advertisements support, rather than lead away from, wise use of medicine.
The state party spent millions of dollars this year on advertisements supporting the governor.
