"advertising proposal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a plan for a marketing or advertising initiative. For example, "John and his team presented an impressive advertising proposal last week."
But in an interview on Wednesday evening, Mr. Baker did not reject the contents of the advertising proposal.
The advertising proposal, however, is novel, and has already drawn criticism from drug manufacturers and the advertising industry.
And it's the strain of thought responsible for the Wright-themed advertising proposal that the New York Times exposed Thursday morning.
But on Wednesday, when Mr. Baker was asked in an interview whether Mr. Ricketts had rejected the advertising proposal, he said only that no decisions had been made.
One person knowledgeable about the case said that other Torricelli campaign officials were aware of the advertising proposal, and that it could figure in a conspiracy indictment even if it did not go forward.
The Times' bombshell story, accompanied by the full advertising proposal online, got significant media pick-up and drew an immediate rebuke from Obama campaign manager Jim Messina.
Brian Baker, president and general counsel of a super PAC called the Ending Spending Action Fund, said Mr. Ricketts had studied several advertising proposals in recent months and had not signed off on a specific approach to taking on Mr. Obama.
It states: "Despite numerous attempts by student volunteers to save the publication through external advertising, proposals were turned down on the grounds that it poses a threat to the union's own services".
The Union Navy advertised for proposals for "iron-clad steam vessels of war" on 7 August and Welles appointed three senior officers as the Ironclad Board the following day.
The U.S. Navy advertised for proposals for "iron-clad steam vessels of war" on 7 August and Gideon Welles, the Secretary of the Navy, appointed the three members of the Ironclad Board the following day.
In a decision to be made public on Tuesday, the chairmen say that they will use an earlier draft as the "base text" for discussions, rejecting the advertising industry's proposal.
