The phrase "advertising introduced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the introduction or launch of an advertising campaign or concept.
Example: "The new marketing strategy includes various channels, with advertising introduced as a key component."
Alternatives: "advertising launched" or "advertising unveiled".
Channel 4, which in the days before it sold its own advertising introduced hours of heavyweight foreign drama at peak time, is back in the fray not only with Deutschland 83, which is pulling in a million viewers on a Sunday night despite being up against the glossy heartbreak of War and Peace.
Their pitch revolved around Sponsored Stories, a new form of advertising introduced in January.
Advertising introduces someone to a new idea.
He did so by using advertising, introducing innovations such as "no limit" betting and even sponsoring a horse race.
THE Arthritis Foundation is taking a new tack with its public service advertising, introducing a hard-hitting campaign that urges people to take up exercise as a weapon against pain.
This year, marketers worried about the wobbly economy and wary of consumer sentiment are borrowing tactics from Super Bowl advertising, introducing campaigns in traditional, digital and social media that are stuffed with celebrities, surprises and schmaltz.
THE Italian airline Alitalia is making a midcourse correction in its American advertising, introducing a cheeky campaign with lighter, more humorous elements meant to appeal to travelers who are more youthful psychologically if not also chronologically.
We are pursuing step function changes by having launched the Lumia 610 and Lumia 900 in the first quarter, expanding market coverage, increasing advertising, introducing key customer-requested features and broadening our most successful go-to-market activities.
This year, Brown's GOP challenger, former assistant U.S. Treasury Secretary Neel Kashkari, is little known and so short on money that it's unclear whether he'll have enough to buy advertising, introduce himself or attack Brown.
During the conference, the trade publication Advertising Age introduced a video series, "Advertising Age @," featuring interviews with panelists and speakers.
WaMu underscored its eagerness to lend with an advertising campaign introduced during the 2003 Academy Awards: "The Power of Yes". No mere advertising pitch, this was also the mantra inside the bank, underwriters said.
