The phrase "advertising between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the placement or context of advertisements in relation to other content or elements.
Example: "The advertising between the articles was strategically placed to capture the reader's attention."
Alternatives: "ads among" or "promotions in between".
According to Competitive Media Reporting, Foster's spent $8.8 million on advertising between January and November last year.
Although he got his start in advertising, between 1960 and 1980 he was a venture capitalist, investing in young, high-risk companies.
Microsoft, led by Steven Ballmer, clearly wants to head off any collaboration on advertising between Yahoo and Google, the market leader.
The Advertising Project released a study this week highlighting the parity in advertising between Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry with the help of the liberal groups.
Investors offered a chilly response to an accord on Internet searches and advertising between Microsoft and Yahoo, in an effort to take market share from Google.
Inversely, the stout coffers of Mr. Obama did little for him in Texas (where he spent about $10 million in television advertising between early February and early March) and Ohio ($5.3 million).
PaperG isn't the only company hoping to serve as an advertising go-between for local businesses.
Online advertising go-between Rubicon Project announced layoffs of 125 people across the world.
But high street chains, such as Nando's and Pizza Express, appear to be struggling to recruit enough staff this December with hundreds of vacancies still advertised between them.
It contains 82 two- and three-bedroom apartments, featuring open-plan living rooms and kitchens, with prices advertised between £450,000 and £1m.
A study by IMS Health, looking at 49 brands advertised between 1998 and 2003, shows that the average return on $1 spent on advertising a blockbuster drug was more than $3.50.But Vioxx may change that.
