The phrase "advertising print" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to printed materials specifically created for advertising purposes, such as brochures, flyers, or posters.
Example: "The company invested in high-quality advertising print to promote their new product line effectively."
Alternatives: "promotional print" or "marketing print".
When it comes to brand advertising, print has a strong track record.
What type of advertising – print, television, radio, Internet, or some other presentation – would be the best way to reach your target market?
Newspaper advertising, print and online combined, has crashed from $9.6 billion in the second quarter of 2008 to $6 billion in the second quarter of 2011, according to the Newspaper Association of America.
Many companies are successfully integrating digital marketing strategies with direct response TV advertising, print, and radio.
Such online spend is supported with traditional advertising – print, outdoor and TV.
About $1.5 million this year including the scopes, AGS certificates, videos, co-op advertising, print ads, store displays and packaging, as well as sales and cutter training.
The setting, including color schemes, advertising, printed or graphic materials, and stationery, all proclaim a service's style.
The Tribune and The World, a morning paper, have shared advertising, printing and circulation departments through the Newspaper Printing Corporation since 1941.
The newsletter, which carries no advertising, prints lists of motels with roll-in showers that guarantee a reservation for an accessible room.
There's a Victorian cabinet displaying an array of stuffed birds, vintage advertising prints, signage, cycling cartoons, Tour de France programmes and cycling miniatures.
Unlike other good but free British music papers and magazines, So Young is relatively free of advertising, printed on a very small run and exclusively features illustrations.
