The phrase "advertising inserts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to promotional materials or advertisements that are included within another publication, such as a newspaper or magazine.
Example: "The magazine included several advertising inserts that showcased local businesses and upcoming events."
Alternatives: "promotional inserts" or "ad inserts".
A Kraft spokesman said the advertising inserts were printed before the recall.
"You just have to look at the advertising inserts in The Economist and The International Herald Tribune".
As publisher, Mr. Carey has done away with advertising inserts, Mr. Verklin said, a way to pump up ad pages without significantly increasing revenue.
After he left the firm, Mr. Ammon formed Big Flower Holdings, a printer of newspaper and advertising inserts and direct-mail advertising.
According to Mr. Exstein of Credit Suisse First Boston, Wal-Mart places far more advertising inserts in local newspapers in Canada than it does in the United States, "because that's what the Canadian consumer uses as a shopping vehicle".
And Mrs. Smith, who works part time stuffing advertising inserts into the local newspaper, chose Charles E. Schumer in the last Senate race because he seemed to have a good heart.
We sell shoes," declared an eight-page advertising insert in Sports Illustrated.
I've finally had a chance to look at the infamous Sudanese advertising insert published in The New York Times on March 20.
A full-color advertising insert, bound directly into the book, brings "Quest for the Future" crashing into the mundane present.
Individual hotels within the Luxury Collection also have the option to customize the advertising, inserting photographs of their choice into the frames in the brand advertising.
Blinkx has revealed the details of one deal: ITN, a British news broadcaster, will share the revenue generated by advertising inserted in its videos.
