The phrase "advertising session" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or event dedicated to discussing or presenting advertising strategies, campaigns, or materials.
Example: "During the advertising session, we will review the latest marketing trends and brainstorm new ideas for our upcoming campaign."
Alternatives: "marketing meeting" or "promotional workshop".
In the course of a full week of editorial and advertising sessions, the only time she appears self-conscious in front of the camera is when Roland is behind it.
As well as advertising their session (and lets face it, every session will have plentiful and stiff competition!), it is hoped that the blog will create a greater profile for the Congress, generate interest in the field and help start the conversation before delegates even begin to gather.
CDC officials have not advertised the session outside of a notice published late in the Federal Register.
The timetable advertised the session Gove spoke at as follows: "Now is the era of the rise of the revisionist powers – Once great empires, these nations are led by imperial nostalgics bent not simply on accumulating power and wealth for themselves but also in changing the balance of power.
In addition to invitations and referrals from participating family physicians, pharmacies, or the local lead organisation, we advertised CHAP sessions by using flyers, posters, and paid and unpaid advertisements in the local media.
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It advertised a training session, offered under the auspices of the Illinois Principals Association (I.P.A ., in how to interrogate students.
And it has increased advertising for these sessions, with multilingual signs in churches, check-cashing stores, barbershops and other places, Mr. McGraw said.
McCarran subsidizes its Wi-Fi costs with revenue from sponsored battery-charging stations and plans to display more advertising during Web sessions this year.
"Do something important, think big, have an ambitious goal about how you can change the world," Susan Wojcicki, Google's senior vice president in charge of advertising, said in a session at the company's I/O developers conference this month.
