The phrase "advertising assignment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task or project related to advertising, typically in an academic or professional context.
Example: "For my marketing class, I have to complete an advertising assignment that focuses on social media strategies."
Alternatives: "advertising project" or "advertising task".
Mr. Bell, in a statement yesterday, expressed disappointment at Lowe's loss of the creative advertising assignment, describing it as "a missed growth opportunity".
In the eighteen-nineties, William H. Rau, a leading Philadelphia photographer, turned an advertising assignment for the Pennsylvania Railroad into a major artistic project.
The creative advertising assignment had been dormant; it was not shifted from Brand Buzz, which handles Sunkist promotional and in-store marketing.
General Motors, in another effort to cut costs, is consolidating most of an important advertising assignment known as media planning and buying, after pitting four giant media agencies against each other for the task.
ORBITZ, the discount travel Web site, is sending an important advertising assignment on a cross-country trip — and a principal reason is the same one that computer users visit orbitz.com: to try to save money.
The Shell Oil Company in Houston said yesterday that it had expanded its relationship with the Houston office of J. Walter Thompson, part of the WPP Group, by selecting the agency to handle a new corporate advertising assignment.
The J. M. Smucker Company in Orrville, Ohio, will consolidate consumer advertising assignments for its brands and those it is acquiring and assign them to Buzz Grey in New York, part of the Grey Worldwide unit of the Grey Global Group.
Spending for the advertising assignments that BBDO New York already handles for FT.com were estimated at $35 million.
Erwin-Penland in Greenville, S.C., will continue handling secondary advertising assignments for Wachovia.
Kraft announced an extensive realignment of advertising assignments, a consolidation of its agencies and a revision of its compensation system.
This was the second time in two weeks that a giant electronics marketer had shifted advertising assignments.
