The phrase "advertisement system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system or platform designed for creating, managing, or displaying advertisements.
Example: "The new advertisement system allows businesses to target their audience more effectively through data analytics."
Alternatives: "advertising platform" or "ad management system".
Such a designed dissemination scheme can have interesting applications like probabilistic publish/subscribe, decentralized recommendation and contextual advertisement systems, to name a few.
Despite the fact that the system is intended to improve the relevance of advertisements through anonymous collation of browsing histories, communications regarding advertisement systems and information collection could lead to negative perception if not carefully handled.
Using Hadoop, Yahoo is able to do research for advertisement systems, optimize the content that users see, and prevent spam.
Unlike the existing advertisement systems, ad networks' SDKs often display transparent advertisement banners (in a random manner) to deceive malicious bot programs that automatically generate click events on those banners.
Google has identified four services that can be aimed at web users after identifying shows by their audio signature: the delivery of additional relevant content and advertising; the creation of immediate social communities based around TV shows as they air; a real-time TV programme and advertisement ratings system; and a video library.
In August, Google filed a patent for an advertisement-based system called Pay Per Gaze.
There is growing interest in estimating heterogeneous treatment effects in experimental and observational studies with application ranging from personalized medicine to online advertisement recommendation systems.
As a product of public schools, you would seem a walking advertisement for the system.
We're all familiar with the canned tropes of the alarm system advertisement: the female resident alone in a darkened house; the ominous threat lurking outside with a crowbar; the horror-flick music rising to a crescendo as the intruder approaches the door but then repelled by the sight of the ADT sign in the window.
