The phrase "advertising display" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a visual presentation or medium used to promote products or services.
Example: "The new advertising display in the mall caught the attention of many shoppers with its vibrant colors and dynamic animations."
Alternatives: "promotional display" or "marketing display".
The photos are part of a new acquisition at the Hartman Center, a Collection of French Advertising Display Binders that feature photos of Publicis advertisements, installations, and displays from the 1950s.
The Bureau may, by regulation, exempt advertisements, announcements, or solicitations made by any broadcast or electronic medium or outdoor advertising display not on the premises of the depository institution from any disclosure requirements described in paragraph (4) or (5) of subsection (a) if the Bureau finds that any such disclosure would be unnecessarily burdensome.
But Fahri smashed his way back in using a metal advertising display.
When he was not playing an instrument, he was working as the assistant manager of an advertising display plant.
Vendor allowances, a tradition in retail, are cash or credits paid by manufacturers to stores for advertising, display space and other ways of promoting their products.
As designers became household names, they began claiming more in-store real estate and demanding more control of advertising, display and the size of a particular buy.
My point is those rules are stupid advertising displays of dundridge zeal.
Wanted: Multiplex employees willing to lurk in cardboard advertising displays and scare patrons.
Those services, which were free to consumers, were supported by advertising displayed on its various pages.
* Artkraft Strauss Sign Corp., which makes outdoor advertising displays, announced the retirement of Eugene Kornberg, general manager.
The Lamar Advertising Company, which sells billboard advertising, agreed to buy the Obie Media Corporation for about $43 million to add advertising displays.
