The phrase "advertising finance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the financial aspects or funding related to advertising activities or campaigns.
Example: "The company secured a significant amount of advertising finance to launch its new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "marketing funding" or "promotional financing".
Others work in advertising, finance, consulting, publishing, marketing, city planning, teaching, research, and advocacy.
Some predict that London's ecosystem will come to focus advertising, finance and health sectors in which Britain's economy is strong.
A 1935 graduate of Hunter College, Rose had a long professional career in advertising finance, including positions at Biow Co. and Benton & Bowles.
At the Boston event, researchers, engineers, and entrepreneurs discussed progress in the field and its potential application in advertising, finance, and medicine.
The fair will feature organizations from many industries including media, marketing, consumer packaged goods, consulting, advertising, finance and more; ninety-six of the 112 employers attending are recruiting from all majors.
Uncapher and his colleagues are wary because until now the FTC has always maintained divisions organized by function, like advertising, finance and fraud, rather than by a particular medium.
As a result of intense advertising, financed generously by wealthy individuals, the ballot question was defeated several times.
That would provide little comfort to Mr. Obama or his Democratic allies who may have found themselves buried by an avalanche of negative advertising financed by groups like Crossroads.
Throughout a bitter campaign, with heavy advertising financed by conservative and liberal groups, each candidate claimed to be impartial and nonpartisan when it came to the courtroom, while also suggesting that the other was anything but.
As it awaits a decision, First National has its sights on, of all things, muscle cars, signing up as a main sponsor of a car show based in Chicago, the Muscle Car and Corvette Nationals, and advertising financing offers for buyers.
The Bush campaign strongly denied any ties to the new group and said that to the contrary, the Kerry campaign had benefited from millions in advertising financed by advocacy organizations with links to the senator's election drive.
