The phrase "advertising module" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to marketing, software, or educational materials that involve advertising components or features.
Example: "The new advertising module in our software allows users to create targeted ad campaigns more efficiently."
Alternatives: "advertising component" or "advertising section".
But executives seemed confident that the company would continue to raise profits and revenue with new advertising modules and a continued expansion in mobile.
In return, the publishers can then place the KickApps advertising modules onto their sites on-the-fly.
Sobees plans to make money from search monetization, advertising and selling branded modules.
The newly expanded platform adds five modules including marketing, advertising, research, customer care and eCommerce, in addition to the social component that has been at the center of the company's approach up until now.
The plethora of alternatives include funding schemes for students to complete research during their holidays and elective, research-based student-selected modules and clinical academics advertising projects that could be taken on alongside their undergraduate course.
The importance of inventive advertising is shown on the small-screen modules that pepper the exhibition.
Larry Hagman, the actor who played the scheming Texas oilman on the long-running (1978-1991) televishow show "Dallas," is reprising his role as J. R. in an advertising campaign to promote solar energy and SolarWorld, a German photovoltaic module maker.
Despite very little publicity or advertising for this initial intake, 117 students enrolled in 170 course modules in October 2008.
In addition, the NF1 module for adults was placed online and web-links were advertised through NF organizations by publishing information about the study in their newsletters and websites (NF Midwest and Texas NF foundation).
