The phrase "advertising a package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to promoting or publicizing a specific product or service that is offered as a package deal.
Example: "The company is advertising a package that includes flights, accommodation, and meals for a week-long vacation."
Alternatives: "promoting a package" or "marketing a package".
"Speaker Pelosi and her colleagues are advertising it as a package of urgent measures to save American democracy," McConnell said on the Senate floor.
The company advertises a "basic package" of six screenings for $179 which it says would normally cost $2,300.
The new Revere Hotel Boston Common in Boston has begun advertising a "Midnight Ride" package that includes a 90-minute photo session with Allana Taranto, who specializes in boudoir shots featuring women in lingerie.
Established in 1999, the award aims to recognise and reward the finest new writing talent, awarding a £10,000 prize plus an advertising package in the Guardian and the Observer for an author's first book published in 2009.
Established in 1999, the award aims to recognise and reward the finest new writing talent, awarding a £10,000 prize plus an advertising package in the Guardian and the Observer for an author's first book published in 2010.
The winner will be at announced at a ceremony in November and will receive a £10,000 prize plus an advertising package in the Guardian and the Observer.
The winner receives a £10,000 prize plus an advertising package in the Guardian and the Observer.
As winner, Barrett receives a £10,000 prize plus an advertising package in the Guardian and the Observer.
The winner will receive a £10,000 prize plus an advertising package in the Guardian and the Observer.
The winning author, who will be announced at a ceremony in London next month, will be given a £10,000 prize plus an advertising package in the Guardian and the Observer.
