The phrase "advertising served" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to digital marketing or online advertising, often referring to ads that are delivered to users.
Example: "The website reported that over a million advertising served were recorded last month."
Alternatives: "ads delivered" or "advertisements displayed".
Last year, 85pc of Facebook's $3.7bn revenues came from advertising served up on its main website.
Their older brother and mentor, Dr. Arthur Sackler, known as the founder of modern pharmaceutical advertising, served as the inspiration for the company's ambitious OxyContin marketing strategy.
Bad advertising is advertising served to bots.
The Yahoo! Mobile Ad Network aims to make it easy for mobile publishers to have syndicated advertising served along with their mobile content and services.
The move taps not just into how Yahoo hopes to build up its audience of users who spend more time with Yahoo, but also subsequently tap into premium advertising served alongside it.
And the service, which is popular among kids and young adults, will remain free on all those platforms, with monetization provided primarily through advertising served up to web users.
For advertisers and their publishing partners, all of that advertising serves another function: free content on the Web.
Advertising "serves to inform the public of the..
The technology it uses can plug into other advertising serving platforms, such as Google's Doubleclick, and "data aggregators", such as Quantcast, which provide behavioural targeting.
Health care institutions claim the advertising serves an educational purpose, but I found it is not a major factor in consumers choosing a hospital.
To be more specific, when advertising serves as an essential regulative power of a market-oriented media structure, an increasing number of editors concentrate on the informational and entertainment needs of affluent urban consumers advertisers' most wanted audience.
